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By cakesalot13

Jun 11, 2007

Three tiered covered in mmf and fondant. Towers are rice crispy treats and i really wasnt sure how to make them. accents are mmf with some luster dust.

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By jarjam1026

Jun 17, 2007

This cake was inspired by mypastrychefs castle cake and several others here on CC. I also used Aine2's how to make a face tutorial for the little princess in the window. Thank you for all the great ideas.

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By Stevie71

Jun 20, 2007

Two tiered yellow cake with BC frosting, used the premade kit for the decorations.

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By wagnerml

Jun 26, 2007

I actually have been wanting to make one of these just to see if I could. The bottom is made out of a 12 x 15 cut in 1/2 and stacked and then I used the small oval from Wilton's course 2 class 2 of those stacked. I didn't think it was too bad for my first one. Thanks for looking comments appreciated.

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By Sunspotalli

Jul 1, 2007

this is my first attempt at a castle cake my daughter loved it!

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By kirsty

Jul 7, 2007

Cake done for a little girl's birthday party. She loves pink and princesses, so the cake was very special to her.

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By hannahrose

Jul 16, 2007

I took this idea from someone on cakecentral. Thanks to everyone for all of your help. This was my first stacked cake. It is not perfect and i think it could have come out better, but I learned alot while making it. It was fun to do! This was for my 2 daughters. They loved it and I guess that is all that matters!

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By laurakay0523

Jul 22, 2007

This was my 2nd castle cake and it was much easier than the first one! I got many ideas from several of those here on CC who have done castle cakes. The cake is chocolate with oreo/buttercream filling.

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By navywifetrat

Jul 30, 2007

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By Anonymous

Aug 2, 2007

My first castle cake! It came out ok, Could have been better..the door is a little off but it was just a practice first time cake for my neice's bday. Next time will be better. Thanks for looking :)

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By Karabear1125

Aug 9, 2007

I made this for my daughter's 3rd birthday. The towers are paper towel rolls covered in royal icing with a 12 tip...then I smooshed it down after a few minutes to give it a cobblestone look. The flowers are royal icing made ahead of time...I used a fondant cutter to lightly push for the brick look & on the door. This took ALL day, plus a few hours on days before!!! and then I forgot to make flags for the towers!!

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By TamiJean

Aug 10, 2007

Pain in the butt cake :D Top tier choc, bottom strawberry. All bc, except for some detailing is RI.

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By bigsisof3kids

Aug 20, 2007

Cake covered with white chocolate fondant, dusted with gold lustre dust. turrets made from covering ice-cream cones... lustre dust and glitter then applied. Finished with some real flowers.

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By Toniprev

Aug 23, 2007

Princess castle for a 4 year old, the characters were added later, it's a 9 x 13 torted and filled with butter cream, and an 8 in round also filled with butter cream.

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By Sunspotalli

Aug 25, 2007

Cake is covered in fondant,pink on top white on the sides,Pink drop flowers and violets. Castle is made out of candy melts.

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By selopez

Aug 27, 2007

NEVER again will I make this cake!For a first bday.The towers, which were not attached, fell during transport (they were in a box).I couldn't for the life of me get the towers to stand up on the cake, they kept falling down.The dowels would not stay attached b/c it was too hot for the candy melts to stay firm.I had to do away with the top towers and just put the cones on.
Cake is chocolate, bc icing, mmf. Cupcakes are WASC, rasp. filling, cream cheese icing. Smash cake is carrot applesauce with bc icing

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By startropics

Sep 2, 2007

This was my first time attemepting to do a castle cake. It was also my first time working with cake dummies. My friend owns a princess party store and asked me to do a cake for the store. I definitely learned a lot.

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By TToomer

Sep 4, 2007

My 2nd attempt at a castle cake - still not the best, did this for a little girls 4th birthday. It's a 8 and 6' stacked. Thanks for looking! :)

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By Karabear1125

Sep 8, 2007

This cake was done for the county fair competition and is completely edible, the turrets are stacked cake round, cut out with a small glass. I want to thank KaraBear1125, her cake was my inspiration and she kindly answered my questions. Update 9/9....I just got word, my cake got a 2nd place ribbon in the cake decorating competition!!! WOW! :)

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By q2wheels

Sep 8, 2007

I made this cake for my daughter's 4th birthday party today. It's my first time doing a castle cake and I've definately got questions for the next time I attempt one. :) I ran out of time and didn't get to add little details that I would have loved to add, maybe next time. :) I lost one of the little balls on top of the tower during transport, it was the only little mishap. I finally tried the WASC cake and it was awesome.

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By SeptBabyMom

Sep 9, 2007

Chocolate / Strawberry Filling and Vanilla/Strawberry This was using the Wilton's Castle Cake Set. I really liked it and only comment I would make was that the pieces of plastic is a little harse and may need to be sliced to get the royal icing to stick.

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By kristingeorge

Sep 23, 2007

This was my first attempt using MMF. I made all of the daisies, roses and leaves out of MMF. The drop flowers on the castle were Royal Icing. The castle was made out of Wilton Candy Melts. I had trouble getting my icing to stay smooth. It was very humid that day. It even cracked as you can see on the top of the cake. Ugh!!!! Thanks for looking!

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By Jmtreu98

Sep 24, 2007

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By Suzian3570

Sep 30, 2007

The turrets are made of Gelatin icing. The princesses on the turrets are CT. The bottom layer is white chocolate with chocolate mousse filling, the other two layers are white chocolate colored pink filled the buttercream filing. All cakes are covered in fondant. The flowers are all made with modeling chocolate The pond is also cake covered with chocolate fondant and filled with buttercream. The trees are icecream cones covered in royal icing then rolled in green sugar.

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By deetmar

Sep 30, 2007

12" hexagon 6" round
buttercream icing, fondant on towers, royal icing flowers
Wiltons Romantic Castle kit

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By michellejohnson

Oct 4, 2007

I made this castle for a co-worker as a surprise on her birthday. She loved it. The cake was lemon with a lemon filling, and lemon flavored frosting, which is her favorite.

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By donnabona

Oct 8, 2007

I made this for my grandson's 6th birthday. It took a total of 14 hours. I used the Wilton Castle Cake set. The cakes were 6" & 10" squares; one layer of chocolate, one layer white; almond buttercream under the fondant. It was a lot of fun to make; not sure if I would do another.

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By donnabona

Oct 13, 2007

This cake was a fun one to do!! My niece saw it in the Wilton Yearbook & asked me if that could be her next birthday cake. How could I say no to my beautiful niece?!! :-) Only thing.. I have got to stop making such huge cakes, I've got to down size!! There were only 14 people at the party! My sister & her family will be eating cake all week ha, ha, ha!!

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By tcturtleshell

Oct 21, 2007

I made this cake for a friend of mine's 4 year old daughter.. SHE LOVED IT..

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By n2huskers

Oct 23, 2007

This is the whole picture, I figured out how to turn it around right. This was for my daughters 10th b-day

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By beck30

Oct 24, 2007

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By Cg24

Nov 6, 2007

Made for a friend's 6-year old nephew. Modeled after a pitcure she gave me of a toy castle he wanted for his birthday. Buttercream icing with fondant accents.

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By jnoel

Nov 8, 2007

Castle cake frosted with buttercream. Princess made out of fondant.
Inspired by a picture provided by client.

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By cakekahuna

Nov 10, 2007

Olivia wanted a castle cake so I made a 9 x 13 chocolate cake with chocolate moca filling, iced with b/c.
She wanted something to play with after the cake was cut, so I put plastic items on the cake. I made the
walk -way with marshmallows, I rolled each one out, and cut each one into a square, then I spray
painted them. The flowers and roses are R.I. Olivia also wanted Dora, so I put a Dora candle on
the cake. Thank you for looking.

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By DiannaSue

Nov 18, 2007

Disney Princess Castle Cake DecoPac

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By Rachael1013

Nov 18, 2007

I got this idea from a cake on this site (sorry don't have the name handy). Chocolate cake w/Buttercream icing. Tops of turrets are fondant. Used Wilton's Castle Kit.

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By dogwood

Nov 19, 2007

This was for my daughters 3rd birthday, she was so excited and all her friends loved it...I know a few things that I will do differently like the cake size and the turrets, but I think that for my first try it isnt that bad!

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By Rougediamond03

Dec 1, 2007

This was my first attempt at cake decorating. It was copied from 1989 Wilton book. All BC except for the knights and ladies profiles done in RI. Towers were icecream cones. I did this for my first granddaughters first birthday. It took me forever but was a big hit.

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By manahigh

Dec 3, 2007

12" base with 8" top, White chocolate cake fillied with strawberry filling, iced with Cheesecake flavored icing

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By Juliequeen

Dec 9, 2007

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