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Castle cake I did for my daughter's 5th birthday. All buttercream, castle points are dowel's and the tops are sugar cones iced and dipped in sugar.
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By gingersoave
Sep 21, 2007
First time in using the Wilton Castle kit. I like the results,but think that the kit can be improved on in design. I didn't use all of the pieces though since we did a 6" and 10". Buttercream with fondant flowers and LOTS of edible glitter.
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By jenncowin
Sep 22, 2007
I made this cake for my neice's first birthday today! The little cake is the smash cake.....it was about a 3 1/2" square with a white chocolate tiara made around a soda can. Thanks for looking.
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By KHalstead
Sep 22, 2007
My daughter had a My Little Pony party, so I made her a Ponyland castle.
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By Heidicakes
Sep 23, 2007
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By TXspirit
Sep 25, 2007
I made this birthday cake for my niece... it has ice cream cones covered with fondant for the turrets and candy lego around the top.
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By jillchap
Sep 30, 2007
To celebrate her birthday, this little 5yo wanted a Cinderella castle. Two 9" rounds and two 6" rounds. Turrets are cake ice cream cones stuck together at the bottoms with sugar cones on top, sprayed with edilbe food color. Icing is buttercream with mmf accents and a PollyPocket doll.
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By wyatt
Sep 30, 2007
all buttercream with fondant accents and airbrushed sides of castle....turrets are from the wilton kit.
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By mommyof5kidz
Oct 1, 2007
For a friend's daughter's 2nd birthday, using the Wilton castle kit.
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By JillK
Oct 2, 2007
3 layers of 9x13 (Vanilla, Yellow, and Darn good chocolate). 2 thick layers of 6 inch round (Yellow and Darn Good Chocolate). Iced in all butter vanilla BC. Stones are made of fondant. Windows filled with RI. Door fell off the table and lost most of the RI that was on it! :( The turrets are wrapped in fondant cut with that wavy wilton roller thing! :lol: My niece absolutely adored it! She was jumping up and down and saying "I love my cake, I love my cake!" That is what we like to hear right? :lol:
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By marthajo1
Oct 4, 2007
This cake is covered in fondx. Bottom tier is 8" round and the top is 6" round. Each tier is probably 5-6" tall. The castle is rice crispies and the columns are plastic cake stand dowels. All covered in fondx with fondx accents. The butterflies and flowers are also fondx.
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By SweetTcakes
Oct 7, 2007
I did a double sided castle for my niece and nephew's joint b-day party. I wanted then to each have their own cake, but my sister only wanted me to make one. And, of course, my niece wanted an orange castle with princesses! So, this is the orange castle and if you turn the cake around, it's a knight's castle.
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By jadak
Oct 8, 2007
This took a long time but I really like how it came out. Fondant bricks and shingles, fondant/gumpaste flowers, buttercream borders and bushes. All the little girls loved it!
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By calebsmom45
Oct 8, 2007
Made this cake for a 2 year old girls birthday. 14 inch round tier with an 8 inch round on top. Buttercream, MMF and Royal Icing used for all accents and decorations. Used the Wilton Castle Kit. I loved making this cake! Thanks for looking!
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By luvmyweim
Oct 9, 2007
This is a Wilton kit and I made this for my daughters 8th birthday.
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By sweetcheek929
Oct 11, 2007
first time using the wilton castle kit. next time im charging double for all the trouble it is to put together! she picked it up from the shop, so this was the best pic i could get. i hope she made it to the party okay (she said she'd call me and let me know how it went) the customer is adding cinderella and prince charming figures at the party, but i don't know if i'll get to see it completed. 6,10 round chocolate fudge cake, buttercream icing. thanks for looking!
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By beccakelly
Oct 13, 2007
This was for my daughter's 2nd birthday. I used all BC and the castle was 2- 10in,8in,6in,4in and 3 inch. The Doll was 3 -8 inch and a 6 inch carved down.
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By Bellacakes
Oct 19, 2007
10 and 6 inch rounds. The top is a dummy. Many thanks to my fellow CC'ers for the inspiration!
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By delaware
Oct 19, 2007
This was done for a girl whose bday falls on "Devil's night" They were doing a halloween theme and thought that since she likes the princesses, it would be cute to make a villian castle with the princesses locked up inside. I used the wilton castle kit. The figures were bought at the dollar store. I used princess stickers and royal icing to make the windows look like they had bars over them. I have done princess cakes before but this one was alot more fun!! TFL
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By tararw
Oct 20, 2007
Used Wilton's castle Kit. Cakes covered in Rolled Buttercream and decorated with BC.
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By FiveRushings
Oct 25, 2007
2 tier round (6" and 10") yellow/butter cake with raspberry filling and BC icing. Used Wilton's castle set. Very time consuming and detailed! Biggest castle I've made yet.
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By shantel575
Oct 26, 2007
I made this for my daughter's 6th birthday. I am glad to be done! If I ever do this cake for a paying client I am charging a lot of money! Talk about time consuming! Anyway, the birthday girl just loved it and I am very happy with it as well! Thanks to Mypastrychef for her beautiful design!
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By misterc
Oct 28, 2007
For a 3 yr old girl's birthday. 10" round double layer, iced and decorated in buttercream. Castle is fondant covered rice krispy treats and chick-o-sticks.
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By kimmy37
Oct 28, 2007
This is a castle cake I made for my daughters 7th birthday.It is my first time making a castle cake.I used the wilton castle kit.I had my husband drill holes in the towers so I could insert dowel rods into them.It made it easier to use and more stable.The cakes are 12 inch and 8 inch.Everyone at the party loved it.
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By mom_of_4girls
Oct 28, 2007
All dolls are pineapple cake covered in fondant. Castle is marble w/chocolate filling...First time making dolls and castle...next time i make this cake i hope to replace the plastic parts with fondant...i want the whole thing to be edible....so much fun to make this cake!!!
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By becky27
Oct 29, 2007
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By krisyc
Nov 14, 2007
Yellow cake with strawberry filling. I used the new Wilton Castle Kit. Details in MMF and BC.
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By laly
Nov 14, 2007
I made this for a friend's grandaughter. Chocolate cake with chocolate filling. Decorations made with rolled fondant. Later I'll post a closeup of the castle.
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By mariprincesa
Nov 23, 2007
10" double layer, 6" double layer, bc iced, turrets covered in fondant.
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By sweetcakes
Nov 24, 2007
For the joint birthday party of my son who turned 6, and my niece who turned 3. He's into construction and she's into princesses. So what better - a cake where a princess castle is being built! French vanilla cake and BC throughout, the castle is covered in fondant using a brick impression mat. Cobblestone impression mat for the road and patio. Gumpaste for the signage. The landscaping was a holiday pick that I cut up. The mud pit is BC with graham cracker and oreo crumbs mixed in. Thanks for looking!
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By DelightsByE
Nov 25, 2007
This is a closeup view of the "work zone" of the castle being built. The bricks being hauled to the turret are made of gumpaste. Thanks for looking!
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By DelightsByE
Nov 25, 2007
This is a closeup view of the castle cake showing a completed turret and the front yard signage from "Knight Builders". Thanks for looking!
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By DelightsByE
Nov 25, 2007
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By ernurse39
Dec 1, 2007
Fondant cover, buttercream details, ice cream cone peaks
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By robinradi
Dec 2, 2007
This was done for a friends daughter. Buttercream icing...
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By tabathacorn
Dec 13, 2007
Someone at work wanted a "pink, princess" cake but didn't specify what they wanted. Well, thank you to all the CC'ers who made some kind of castle cake in the past. You inspired me to make this. I'm not 100% happy w/ the turrets (one is leaning slightly) but I know what I'll do different next time. All BC w/ RI flowers.
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By barbydoll8
Dec 24, 2007
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By tlcelebrations
Dec 28, 2007
What a nightmare ~ if it could go wrong it did!! ALL buttercream except for the door which is chocolate. The turrets started out as rice crispy treats ~ they melted somehow and fell away from the cake ~ so I had to switch to Ice Cream Cones. Cake is 3 layers ~ 2 french vanilla ~ 1 strawberry. ANY tips you can pass along would be greatly appreciated due to the fact I have to make another one in two weeks. Thank you for looking.
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By whspr2ghst
Dec 31, 2007
This birthday cake turned out ok, but I had some trouble with the tower. I think it would have been a little better if I had stopped while I was ahead. I feel like it was a little 'over done.'
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By gojacks98
Jan 1, 2008
I made this cake for my granddaughter Madisyn's fifth birthday.
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By mrs_tedd
Jan 1, 2008
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