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Made the colorflow plaque when I took the Wilton CourseII the second time (to work on my flowers). Turned out neary perfect. I was very pleased with the end product.

Don't remember what the cake was. Found the coloring book pic in my daughter's ColorWonder Princess book.

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By CakesByEllen

Jul 13, 2006

This cake was made for my two nieces "Princess Party". It is a 8" and 12" tier. I looked at several castle cakes on this site and kinda combined several tips and ideas to get the finished product. The best part was letting my nieces help make the cake. They loved it.

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By kimhamjohn

Jul 13, 2006

First time doing a doll cake. Probably the most fun cake to do! I'm not much of a hair stylist though!

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By bradleysmom

Jul 16, 2006

My first doll cake. My fondant was too soft to lay over the whole cake so I layered on a piece at a time. Not exactly what I was going for, but not too bad. Chocolate cake with french vanilla mousse covered in MMF. The mousse began to leach out from under her dress at the party and it looked like she was peeing! How do I keep mousse from leaching? Also, I re-styled Belle's hair because it looked all wrong. I used Pampered Chef batter bowl to bake cake in. Very happy with the shape of the cake!

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By martig

Jul 17, 2006

Strawberry cake with strawberry filling on 9x13 cake. Dress is half of the football pan. Iced in bc. Doll is full sized and covered with cling wrap so it won't touch the cake.

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By yudyspad

Jul 20, 2006

Just a last minute birthday cake for a young lady named Chris. Cakes are 12 inch and 8 inch. I found the topper at the dollar store and printed the sign and glued it on. Nothing special at all. Just a birthday cake.

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By kimhamjohn

Jul 21, 2006

This was fun. All the girls loved it.

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By luv2beamom

Jul 21, 2006

Cinderella Barbie doll cake. Skirt is from the Classic Wondermold from Wilton on a 9" base. All french vanilla, iced with buttercream and fondant accents.

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By tripletmom

Jul 22, 2006

Airbrushed regular ice creams on the bottom and sugar cones on top.

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By edibleartwork

Jul 23, 2006

I decorated these cupcakes for my daughter's 3rd birthday. She had a Disney Princess-themed party, but she wanted cupcakes with flowers. I used the Disney Princess theme colors for the roses on the cupcakes and they went beautifully with all of the rest of the decorations. All of the kids were thrilled to each have so many of their very own flowers to eat. The cupcakes were decorated with all buttercream.

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By KathyKakes

Jul 24, 2006

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By jowhip

Jul 25, 2006

I made this cake, my first attempt at a doll cake, for my daughter's 2nd birthday. I had some trouble with cake crumbs getting into the yellow icing...just something I have to work on in the future.

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By shepherdrebekah

Jul 25, 2006

Just another view of Fairytale Princess Dora at an angle.

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By shepherdrebekah

Jul 25, 2006

This is a simple 8" chocoalte round cake iced with BC. Background is airbrushed with puple. The castle is made of fondant and dried on flower formers to stand up from the cake. Letters are also (purple) fondant. All fondant was coated with Super Pearl (my new best friend), quilted side design with lots of dragees all over the place! This was a fast and fun one to put together last night.

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By msauer

Jul 25, 2006

I made this cake for my niece. I used the tiara pattern from this site and traced it with royal icing. Everything else is done with colored buttercream.

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By JustMe81

Jul 25, 2006

Another castle cake but this time in purple. I also remembered the flags at the top of the turrets before I took the picture this time. I like this cake and it isn't too difficult.

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By suzyqqq27

Jul 25, 2006

This is a 2 tier Kahlua cake with Bavarian creme filling fondant cake.The roses are also fondant. It was a practice cake. I think it came out cute.

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By Eeyore16

Jul 26, 2006

this was a last minute cake that I made for my younger sister. the topper is a picture holder with a tiara that I purchased at target and claires.the border is made out of fondant and so is the #15

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By anerol

Jul 26, 2006

Here's my first "for-sale" cake! Didn't get paid a fortune in $$...but was good fun nonetheless!
Link: http://cookingismypassion.blogspot.com/2006/07/exchanging-my-work-for.html
for more pictures, method and closeup pictures of fairy elf girl

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By suyin

Jul 27, 2006

castle cake that I did for my niece when she turned 6.

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By CakeRN

Jul 27, 2006

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By LittleLinda

Jul 29, 2006

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By nenufares

Jul 29, 2006

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By midialjoje

Jul 30, 2006

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By midialjoje

Jul 30, 2006

This is mud cake I did a while ago now. Before I didn't have a finished picture of it. I made the stand for the cupcakes out of two pots which I covered in icing to match the theme on the top of the cake. It was a lot of fun to make. The wings are made of rice paper. Thanks for looking!

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By melissaanne

Jul 31, 2006

just a simple 7 inch round choc. cake with rhubarb filling and bc for my dd's 3rd birthday. It was just for our family after dinner. The cinderella topper is a lollipop thingie I got at walmart for .25.

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By kstgelais4

Aug 1, 2006

This half sheet cake was designed by the young lady it was baked for. She is a self proclaimed Basketball Princess. She asked for a vanilla cake with orange and white border, a basketball, a tiara and septor. She also wanted it to be known that she is #1 on the court. I was not to pleased with the cake but she loved it. Well I guess it's anything for the kids.

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By kimhamjohn

Aug 1, 2006

Each 'princess' who attended DD birthday party was allowed to choose a gown and tiara of her choice to add to the crystal slippers already in their goodie bags. These were fun to make with a 3 year old providing a lot of direction with which colors and icing tips to use! LOL

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By Lambshack

Aug 1, 2006

Edible Image on a round cake. For the twins 1st Birthday.

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By cathywood99

Aug 2, 2006

Made this to practice using the diamond impression mat.

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By aggiecakes

Aug 2, 2006

Cakes are from a novelty pan and a 12"x 18". The balls, hearts, flowers, and purple edging are mint dough (without mint extract).

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By Steady2Hands

Aug 3, 2006

I've never made a cake before and my sister is having a baby. I wanted to throw her shower and I had a great idea for a cake so I thought I"ll show my design to a woman I know that makes cakes... I'm a very maticulus person so I was hesatent letting somebody else make the cake. So I thought to myself maybe I could try to make it myself. This is what it came out like.

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By johnaoneil

Aug 4, 2006

This stacked princess castle cake is iced smooth with buttercream. All decorations on sides are made using buttercream. Roses made with royal icing. Ice cream cones iced in buttercream and coated with colored sugar are held up using separator pillars. Princess figures were store-bought.

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By gourmetcakes

Aug 4, 2006

I made this cake for my niece's 3rd birthday. The cake is cherry chip iced with buttercream. (This is the first time that I have used parchment paper to smooth the cake. Awesome!! I will totally use that method again.) The white and pink dots are mints. For the centre 'tower' I used a bamboo skewer to secure it to the cake to prevent it from falling over. My niece absolutely loved her princess cake! Thanks for looking.

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By CarolynE

Aug 4, 2006

This castle cake is iced smooth with buttercream. The towers are paper towel rolls cut to size and covered with fondant. Towers are topped with ice cream cones covered in buttercream and wrapped with fondant coils. Trim pieces made with fondant. Flags made of toothpicks and fondant. Cinderella figure store-bought.

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By gourmetcakes

Aug 4, 2006

My first CupCake Cake done for my best friend's little girl. Her dad was in the hospital and it was her 8th birthday and she had no cake so I made her one.

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By ministerswife1995

Aug 4, 2006

I've done something similar to these before but have never tried the fondant heads :O) -- The skirts are from mini wonder molds and everything else is buttercream-- Thanks for looking!

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By elvis

Aug 5, 2006

9" and 6" round w/ fondant. Fondant crown.

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By cakesbyallison

Aug 5, 2006

The cake is covered in fondant with buttercream piping. Her sleeves are made of royal as to is the inscription and pink scrolls around the sides. A pink ribbon covers the sides of the cake with 100's and 1000's to add colour to it.

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By mrssambo

Aug 5, 2006

Buttercream with fondx accents and candy jewels. Inspiration from many members on this site.

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By bush1

Aug 5, 2006

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