Advanced Search

Cake Central › Tag: yoda

Tag: yoda

Legend
Forum Thread
Articles

Images Tagged with “Yoda”

41 - 80 of 470 photos

My first order after being featured in our local paper as a cake decorating enthusiast. I viewed all the Yoda cakes on this site but I was most inspired by "socake". Thanks so much for your tips! I used 6 in rounds covered in buttercream for the main body and crispy rice treats for the neck & head. The rest of Yoda is fondant. The base is a yellow cake covered with buttercream.

4 5

By saptally

May 5, 2007

Yoda is made of cake, his head is a styrofoam ball. I used Witon spray to add more color to the cake to try to make it outer spacey...lol and also edible glitter for starlight

1 3

By SpudCake

May 12, 2007

This person just asked for a Star Wars cake, no specific details. It took me a while to settle on a design, but I finally went with Yoda. I was pretty happy, and the person who asked me to make it was thrilled!

2 4

By Laura102777

May 13, 2007

Yoda cake made for a little boy turning 6... Cake is covered in mmf, with chocolate clay details. Yoda is made of rice krispie treats (form when warm, use toothpicks & dowels to hold together) and covered in chocolate clay. Yoda's lightsaber is a glow stick from the dollar store which I lit when I got to the party-- it looked awesome when the lights were out to blow out the candles!! Plus, the birthday boy loooooooooved the cake!

2 18

By krstik

May 14, 2007

This cake was done for Jedi Kyle. It was done with a piping gel transfer. I would suggest to anyone trying this technique to use a wider tip. I used a #4 last time and had success. This time I had a #1 tip and the gel didn't adhere to the crusted frosting as well.

2 2

By hsdwidow

Jun 3, 2007

This is all buttercream, free hand. I did not realize that there was so much detail on his face.

1 1

By turtlemom

Jun 24, 2007

Chocolate cake with fbct of yoda from star wars

4 17

By psurrette

Jul 13, 2007

this cake was actually for my ex-husband! i can't believe i still made it look good! I suppose when the new wife pays for it, it was my duty! inside german choco cake. bc transfers

2

By CakesbyM_LC

Jul 22, 2007

Just want to say thanks to socake for such a great tutorial. I know I couldn't have pulled this off without her instructions. It's my second attempt at a sculpted cake. I'm not totally happy with it, but my sister sure is...and that's what counts. :)

10 16

By mommy2owen

Aug 1, 2007

7 16

By gourmetcakes

Aug 3, 2007

Another one of those cakes orders where I can say that the design has been retired! Had difficulty transporting these and faulty support system... learning experience but I wish they had turned out better.

4 5

By Lambshack

Sep 30, 2007

1 7

By maniaco333

Sep 30, 2007

2

By tammieresse

Oct 13, 2007

these were for my little brothers class for his 8th birthday. the molds are from about 20 years ago when my older brother loved star wars.

4 7

By swingme83

Nov 3, 2007

This is a Yoda cake that I made for a 50th birthday. spice cake, 8"round on bottom, mini sport ball pan, and a mini bear pan for Yoda. Comments and suggestions always appreciated! Thanks for looking.

2 2

By cherub5

Nov 3, 2007

Thick Cut Outs w/ RI. For a cookie bouquet for a little Boys BDay. Made Matching balloon and cupcake cutouts also. I had to have a friend write down the names of the important characters for me and then i looked them up on google images.... i know nothing about star wars... don't think i've even seen it! I wish yoda would have looked better. . he's the only one i knew of going into this!

4 3

By nikki1201

Dec 30, 2007

Star Wars cake for my nephews birthday. 9" & 6" vanilla/chocolate cake with vanilla buttercream icing. Edible images and fondant stars decorations. Thanks for looking :)

4 40

By karmicflower

Jan 18, 2008

Made this one with the help of Socake's tutorial.
TFL.

5 6

By alwayscake

Jan 24, 2008

1 3

By BrendaBTC

Feb 12, 2008

These were requested by my son and he loved them! Chocolate cupcakes. The light saber was made of fondant, the robe of chocolate fondant. Everything else on Yoda was buttercream (chocolate buttercream for the body and base)

12 37

By Penny7271

Dec 31, 1969

I used my Wilton Winnie the Pooh pan and covered the cake with fondant.

3 1

By Mey

Mar 24, 2008

Frozen Buttercream Transfer on a cupcake cake. Each cupcake is filled with Peanut Butter mousse.

1 1

By disneynutbsv

Apr 4, 2008

My 2nd FBCT. For my nephew who loves Star Wars. Thank you CCers for the instructions on how to do FBCT and for the inspiration of other Yoda cakes.

4 4

By trulyjulie

May 13, 2008

"Do or do not. There is no try."
- Yoda

3 9

By desktoplyn

May 16, 2008

Yoda cake for my son. Done in a sort of "sculpted buttercream". Wording is supposed to mimic the way Yoda talks!Back round was airbrushed.

2 7

By flamingobaker

Jun 3, 2008

This is for my nephew's 5th birthday. Thanks Socake for the instructions, this would have been a disaster without them. It is 1:35 in the morning and I just finished it for the party at noon. If this wouldn't have been a free cake for a family member, I would be disappointed with it. I have several small problems with it, but I am going to bed and be happy with my first attempt at this. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

1

By aliciababcock

Jun 13, 2008

Yoda is made from rice krispie treats for the head and chocolate cake for the body. All fondant/gumpaste decoration.

22 130

By MikeRowesHunny

Jun 24, 2008

I made this cake for a girl who graduated from High School. She wanted Harry Potter fighting Darth Vader. I though that was a weird request. The girls is loves them both. This is what I came up with. I painted the Harry Potter book with the my americolors.

6 7

By karapags

Jul 22, 2008

I made this cake for the 2008 wrap party of the Walt Disney World Star Wars Weekends cast members. (It was a gift...my fiance was on the team!) His head, ears, hands and feet are Cocoa Krispie Treats, the body is sculpted cake. All covered with buttercream and then I applied fondant. The eyes were hand painted with gel colors.

1

By MikkelPaige

Jul 22, 2008

1 28

By eaglesark

Jul 25, 2008

Used the ball pan and fondant to make Yoda, I only wish my son the starwars expert was home at the time to help me!!

2 1

By brokester

Sep 13, 2008

I found a tutorial online that showed how to make yoda. I stacked 8-inch round cakes-I used 5 layeres stacked with another dome shaped on top. The head I shaped out of rice crispies. All covered in fondant- the ears I made out of gumpaste so they would get hard and skewered them all the way into head.

11 10

By colls

Sep 23, 2008

The cake that I got this idea from is WAY better than this one, but I thought it turned out pretty cool for my first sculpted person type cake. It doesn't look a ton like Yoda, but just enough so that you know who its supposed to be.

2 1

By jertmann

Sep 23, 2008

For same co-worker's husband as last year. Very disappointed in my chocolate transfer (have done much better ones), but this was a last minute order and actually made this cake (including making icing, filling & cake) in under 3 hours! Chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream icing, oreo cookie filling.

1

By MomLittr

Oct 3, 2008

9x13 cake with buttercream frosting. Yoda is made from Royal icing

2 10

By ms_no_name

Oct 25, 2008

Well this was the first yoda cake but when i came downstairs this morning, Yoda bit the dust. He fell over backwards and the robe , etc all cracked. The head was ok, a little cracked in back , but hey , Yoda is wrinkled right. The cane is tootsie rolls. I will repost the second yoda later.

3 3

By Sweettooth1120

Oct 26, 2008

Some birthday cookies for an 8 year old boy. I have closer pictures of all of the cookies(just too lazy to upload them all!) PM me if you want to see them. NF with royal.

19 36

By yankeegal

Nov 6, 2008

Chocolate cake with buttercream frosting

1

By kdkamp

Nov 8, 2008

I made this cake of Yoda for my son's 30th birthday. I used my Wilton stand up teddy bear pan and relocated the ears and feet. The cape and light saber are made of fondant

2 9

By karen123123

Nov 16, 2008

This Yoda Star Wars character cake was made of rice krispy cereal and was sitting in a green swamp (which was a butter pecan cake covered in butter cream) The fingernails are sliced almonds and the clothing is MMF. A fun birthday for my 30-something son who will always love the wise Yoda.

1 1

By lutie

Nov 19, 2008

view more tagged images

Comments (0)

There are no comments yet

Cake Central › Tag: yoda