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This is my first Barbie cake. It turned out "ok" but I think I can do better the next time. My niece sure loved it though. Pink MMF brushed with pearl dust.

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By sunlover00

Jan 2, 2006

A Princess Jasmine doll cake for my dd's 4th birthday celebration at her preschool. This is my first doll cake and it was fun to make. Also, my first successful buttercream roses. My dd loved the cake and so did her school.

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By sweetcreation

Jan 6, 2006

Princess Dora cake inspired by another member (can't remember who). Cake done on a 12x18 and image transferred via gel transfer (that was tough). I was so relieved when it was done!

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By CakesByEllen

Jan 10, 2006

This cake was done for my daughter's 1st b-day. She had already attacked the cake causing one side to start falling before we could get a good picture of it. It was fairly easy to make although time consuming, I baked cake inside of soup cans for the towers with ice cream cones on top. Fruit roll-up mote, graham cracker drawbridge. The inside is just a drawing I made on a sheet of paper and lined the back with wax paper for easy removal.

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By KHalstead

Jan 18, 2006

This is an airial view.

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By chefdot

Jan 21, 2006

THis is an 8" and 6" French vanilla cake with Mexican Vanilla BC. Quilted impression mat pattern and BC dots. Store bought tiara.

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By Mac

Jan 22, 2006

Everything covered in marshmallow fondant and dusted with luster dust.

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By GRAMMASUE

Jan 23, 2006

This is a cake I did for my daughters first birthday. The theme was snow princess since she was born in late December. The cake is French Vanilla filled with raspberry perserves. Icing is buttercream and was dusted with edilble glitter. Fit for a princess

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By dtmc

Jan 26, 2006

FBCT on French vanilla cake. Pleased with this one. I like lots of detail. It really makes them stand out.

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By NEWTODECORATING

Jan 28, 2006

This is my first attempt at a castle cake. I was pleased with the end result. It was inspired on Grammasue's castle (if you haven't seen it, you should, it's gorgeous!!). It is vanilla cake with raspberry filling and covered in MMF. Flowers are fondant and top of towers are ice cream cones covered in buttercream and purple sparkles.

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By lpino

Jan 29, 2006

7-year-old's Princess Party. Fondant crown painted with Luster Dust. Each part was made individually then assembled on the cake. The Boa was my favorite part.

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By cakescouture

Feb 2, 2006

A lesson well learned...cream cheese icing is waay to thin for star tip decorating! But it did turn out looking like cobblestones (sort of), which is a good thing. The 4yo Princess loved it!

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By wyatt

Feb 3, 2006

All ideas for this cake have been taken from cakes on CC. Thanks to Cake Central members. The cake was for little princess Kyra who was celebrating her 5 birthday.

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By Tamanna

Feb 4, 2006

I made this cake for my neice's 7th birthday, she loves pricesses and fairys. People wer very surprised with it because in this area you don't see anything like that.

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By Reyna

Feb 6, 2006

This was made for my daughters best friend..so put on extra swags and roses...plus lots of glitter to try and make it look like crystals..especially on the bodice

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By rach1

Feb 10, 2006

This was a cake I made for my niece's first birthday. I did add a wand to the cake when I got to the party.

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By chikie

Feb 12, 2006

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By Reyna

Feb 13, 2006

I have done this cake once before. I am not a big fan of ice cream cone castles, but I like this one better than the first. The customer was happy with it.

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By traci

Feb 13, 2006

3 tier pink and white with a crown on top. Buttercream icing and edible pearls. I envisioned this cake much differently and was kind of dissappointed in the end. I think I was too tired once I had got to this one!

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By traci

Feb 13, 2006

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By edcjenv

Feb 14, 2006

I did this for my neices third birthday. She saw the wilton wonder mold pan about four months before her birthday and HAD to have a princess cake. She wouldn't stop talking about it. Unfortunately it was pouring rain that day and Cinderella got a little wet on the way to the ice cream parlor. Oh well, she still loved her.

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By Katydidz

Feb 16, 2006

I made this cake for my darling niece's first birthday! It was a chore, but I finally did it!!

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By disneynutsss

Feb 17, 2006

Bottom layer is chocolate, top is french vanilla with Buttercream Icing and MMF accents for a 6 year.

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By Schmoop

Feb 18, 2006

This cake evolved out of necessity to cover up mistakes...so the shawl and heart edging conveniently cover boo-boos!

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By Kitagrl

Feb 18, 2006

This was done for a boy and a girl joint birthday party.

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By redhead1872

Feb 19, 2006

This cake was baked in a Pyrex bowl and covered in MMF. I airbrushed the fondant with pearl dust and added the lines in ivory. The wheels and accents are all in gumpaste. I didn't know how to get the gumpaste to roll out properly as I have seen on this site in other pics (letters made of gumpaste). I couldn't get a long enough piece. Any ideas would be welcome. One wheel broke beyond repair. I would probably use an edible image to do the door next time instead of painting it on.

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By frankandcathy

Feb 20, 2006

My first princess castle! After looking at everyones castles, I couldn't wait to do one! I was so glad I got an order! This design was from Carol Deacons book.

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By golfgma

Feb 22, 2006

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By pattyc

Feb 24, 2006

I followed the instruction on the package of the doll pan, using two tones of buttercream and some small candies (on the garlands and torso).

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By mely

Feb 25, 2006

Inspired by a cake in Collette Peters' "Cakes to Dream On"

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By dolcesunshine20

Feb 25, 2006

Here's the close up of the tiara. The pattern can be found in Collette Peter's book "Cakes to Dream On". I love the book! When I first thumbed through it, I though it had been a foolish purchase, that these cakes are impossible. However after trying and succeeding on the tiara, I"m inspired to try more! For my tiara, I didn't enlarge the picture as the book directed because I was looking for a tiara that would fit a 4 in. cake. I used Wilton tips 3 & 4 to pipe

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By dolcesunshine20

Feb 26, 2006

This was my first Barbie / Princess cake - I was very proud of it! I made it for my sister's boyfriend and told him he better always treat her like a princess. I had just been wanting to try this cake and thought it was a good opportunity!!

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By mobebosu

Feb 26, 2006

This is my Granddaughters 2nd Birthday cake, She loves Cinderella. Castle & Disney Princess pieces are from a kit. 10" white & 6" chocolate with BC frosting.

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By QueLinda

Feb 26, 2006

This is a 12X18" choc cake cut in half and stacked, then a square 9" yellow cake on top of that. All buttercream, ice cream cone towers. Thanks for looking

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By CustomCakesBySharon

Feb 27, 2006

this was my first attempt @ a castle cake, I made it for my 4 yr old b-day party @ pre-school today. when she saw it this morning she said WOW mommy I love it, your the best mommy, that made it worth every second that I spent doing this cake. yellow cake with buttercream icing

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By klsrtr

Feb 28, 2006

This is another take on one I have already done. Just added the white chocolate tiara and dusted with silver luster dust. Many thanks to MelC for the photo of her tiara she uploaded - it worked great for me!!! Also added the little loops on the side like I had seen on the Sugar Creations website - they have beautiful cakes!!!

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By _ChristyB_

Mar 3, 2006

This was done for my daughters 2nd Birthday.
This was my first time doing a FBCT. I was afraid of really smoothing out the transfer but now I am more confident.
It was done on a 12" cake.
Please be honest & tell me what you think.
:)

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By villangi

Mar 3, 2006

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By qteef30

Mar 5, 2006

The picture is really bad on this, but anyway. This is my rendition of a princess castle that a customer had seen. The problem was that the one she saw was done with a kit I didn't have access to. So I improvised. The windows are done with icing piped around princess picks, with the picks removed. The top castle pieces were hand cut from fondant, a little crooked but she was delighted!

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By Kellie1583

Mar 5, 2006

This is the only way I could think of to combine the 2 themes. Not my favorite...but the mom loved it.

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By traci

Mar 5, 2006

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