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Grandaughters birthday cake..

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By Kathrynj57

Jan 21, 2009

Little Girl's fairy tale birthday cake.

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By Jens1106

Jan 22, 2009

From Debbie Brown's Enchanted Cakes for Kids. Strawberry and whilte cake, MMF and gumpaste details.

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By Mom2LiamandQuinn

Jan 23, 2009

Cake all buttercream. Princess is fondant/gumpaste.

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By gwright0906

Jan 24, 2009

Vanilla cake (pink and white layers) with BC frosting. Towers are homemade out of paper towel rolls and ice cream cones glued together with royal frosting. Towers are covered in homemade MMF. Decorations are BC and MMF. This was for my daughter's 4th birthday. It was my first try at a castle cake. It was so much fun!

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By watermelon

Jan 26, 2009

This is my first castle cake. It turned out better than I expected, but I so would have done things differently now. There just wasn't enough time! The cake is all Creamcheese frosting and chocolate fudge cake.
I hope to do another castle cake soon to put everything I learned from this one into it!

turrets: are fondant, flowers and trees are royal icing

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By calivettie

Jan 26, 2009

This cake was huge im so pleased we did not have to transport it!! really loved making it. tfl

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By abbeyloo

Feb 8, 2009

The castle cake is for 4 year olf Princess Josie. The Carriage Cake is for the kids and adults attending they party.

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By snuggles45

Feb 8, 2009

Wilton romantic castle kit, I used color gel to "paint" the cones on the towers and the windows and door too.

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By L_of_a_Cake

Feb 11, 2009

Did this one with the Wilton Castle Kit. All buttercream decorations. Customer provided the princess toys.

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By jenncowin

Feb 16, 2009

This was my first attempt at cake baking and it was a big success. The bottom is a 10-inch square (I used the epicurious chocolate layer cake with chocolate ganache in the center). The top is an 8-inch round (I used Rose Berenbaum's Velvet White Cake with Neoclassic buttercream). The whole thing was iced in neoclassic buttercream with a very, very thin layer of off-white frosting to get the colour I wanted. The turrets are paper towel rolls covered in saran wrap, then rolled in white chocolate. They are topped with an ice cream cone cup (also rolled in white chocolate), then topped with an upside-down sugar cone rolled in white chocolate and then pink & clear sugar crystals. The windows, door, flowers and leaves are all royal icing that I made in advance. The princesses are just decorations. The bridge is made of wafer cookies.
Thanks to all the other people who uploaded castle cake pictures on this site- I couldn't have done this without the help of cakecentral!

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By corktown11

Feb 17, 2009

I made this castle cake for the winner of an auction.

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By MoeyB

Feb 19, 2009

I made this castle cake for my daughters birthday a year and a half ago. I used Wilton's castle cake set. Everything is iced with BC.

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By yangers

Feb 19, 2009

My granddaughter loved this - my first castle cake! A lot of fun to make.

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By dgfrock

Feb 19, 2009

This was the first time I made a castle. I had a lot of problems and at the end wasn't really happy with it. I just didn't give myself enough time. The towers are from the Wilton Castle kit and thank goodness for those!

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By April38

Feb 24, 2009

For my daughter's 4th brithday. Buttercream, fondant and RI accents. Thanks to all the CCers for inspiration on this one!

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By mamabrat13

Feb 25, 2009

Thank-you Sugarshack for the inspiration for this cake! 3,6,9 inch cakes. B/c with fondant accents. Hand made pearls dust in super pear luster dust.

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By dabear

Mar 6, 2009

Thank you so much for the inspiration Tuggy!! CakeThis cake is for my friends granddaughters 2nd birthday. Needed to feed alot so I put it on a sheet cake and made a "lawn" Piping the grass took almost 2 hrs UGH. As usual my 13 yr old daughter helped scuplt and decorate. She is fabulous.

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By momma28

Mar 7, 2009

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By creativecakesbychristine

Mar 8, 2009

My second castle cake. All turrets and stairs were made from RKT. Ice-cream cones for the turret tops. Decks were made of cardboard covered in fondant. The railing cross pieces had fondant wrapped around wire.

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By Kerry_Kake

Mar 13, 2009

Easy to make...square pans, ice cream cones, frosting and pleanty of sugar sprinkles...ta da instant princess smiles! I frosted the sugar cones and then rolled them in clear and pink sprinkles to give it extra shimmer. That doesn't come through in the picture but the rest is pretty easy to see. The bottoms of the regular cones need to be cut off to fit the sugar cones on top a bit of frosting inside helps to secure it. Just don't make it too far in advance because the cones will get soggy after absorbing the liquid in the frosting. I made this the day before and all was fine.

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By cj72

Mar 17, 2009

Castle for a little princess.

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By elin

Mar 18, 2009

This cake is a 8" & 4" covered in fonadant. The princess is an upside down cupcake for the birthday girl. TFL

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By mya-carden

Mar 21, 2009

For me is a great cake, we work so hard to please the client.

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By ivycolonpe

Mar 21, 2009

Diamond Caslte Princess

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By vickinc

Mar 21, 2009

This castle cake was a lot of work. It would of been nice if the towers were hollow at the bottom. Transporting the cake was a bit tricky. Next time I will place the towers in the cake after transporting it.

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By netsirkbreanne

Mar 21, 2009

This is my version of the wilton romantic castle. My 4 year old has been asking for it since her 3rd birthday party was over!! The bottom layer is egg-free chocolate with chocolate filling and the top is egg-free strawberry with vanilla filling. Iced in bc, flowers are fondant...all 320 of them!!! TFL

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By Eileenscakes

Mar 22, 2009

I made this cake for my daughters 5th birthday last August.
I had never worked with fondant before but it was fun and turned out great none the less.
I can't wait to try this cake again now that I have some knowledge of fondant under my belt :)

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By Michelle5642

Mar 25, 2009

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By baker101

Mar 27, 2009

First time using the Wilton Romantic Castle set. Customer wanted a sheet cake, nothing tiered, all buttercream.

See my other cakes at http://slicethecake.blogspot.com

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By SliceTheCake

Mar 29, 2009

based on design by pink cake box (love, love, love her work)

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By citygirlcakes

Mar 30, 2009

Castle and base are cake. Towers are RKTs.

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By Strazle

Apr 5, 2009

8' and 4' square cakes covered in Fondant. Castle is a kit I purchased at a local bakery supply store

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By all_for_my_baby

Apr 6, 2009

Castle cake for my daughters birthday. BC icing, funfetti cake, handmade gum paste roses on top.

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By txsteph

Apr 8, 2009

Did this castle for a friend's daughter. She had seen a couple of pics so we took the best of each and combined into one!

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By Grinnergirl

Apr 18, 2009

This a strawberry cake 6" and 8". Turrets are covered in fondant. Flowers and sidewalk are also fondant. Windows outlined in RI. Vanilla BC covers the cake and creates the foliage. The sign is card stock. I am a CSM and as always, Thanks for looking.

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By diamondsonblackvelvet13

Apr 18, 2009

Chocolate and vanilla cakes with vanilla buttercream and fondant accents.
Thanks for looking :)

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By cupcakemkr

Apr 23, 2009

10" WASC with BC Filling and Covered in BC. 6" chocolate with BC Filling coveredin BC. Stone impression mat. White chocolate on sugar cones to make the Turrets. Plastic crown.

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By goldenangel88

Apr 24, 2009

i did this for my niece for her first birthday. the cake was a 16" square the castle was on 6"&10" styrofoam dummies

By fmme2u

Apr 25, 2009

Used Wilton Castle tower set. Turrets covered in fondant and dry brushed with luster dust. Cake iced in buttercream.

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By Lesia

Apr 26, 2009

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