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Made to EXACT specifications from a very particular soon-to-be 4 year old! I quote: "I want Spiderman jumping over a building with webs, and its nighttime with a yellow moon and some street showing him flying over it."
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By Lambshack
Oct 20, 2006
Here's my Spiderman! Thanks to Lisa for the directions in her blog. It was really fun to make, red and black are my two favorite colors to mix(not!)
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By mnmmommy
Oct 21, 2006
Birthday cake for my nephew who was really into spiderman. I used an edible image on IMBC.
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By Audraj
Oct 22, 2006
Wilton spiderman pan, design from WYB. Fondant letters, buttercream icing, color spray on board.
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By CakeDesigns
Oct 22, 2006
Cake for my cousine who loves spiderman. I think the cake came out terrible, but he liked it.
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By edithp
Oct 25, 2006
I really liked the way this turned out, and, the Mom was thrilled.
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By JoMama
Oct 29, 2006
I did this cake for a friend whose son could not decide on one theme so he went with both. This was my first attempt at a multi theme cake.
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By donvi
Oct 29, 2006
Spiderman bust made using 8" cake for body & 5" for shoulders. Rice Krispie treat head. Done using instructions found in a link here but I don't remember who posted it originally. But THANKS for sharing! The cake was a hit!
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By swoboda
Oct 30, 2006
This was a very last minute cake! My sister called me at 9:00pm and said she was having a party for her kids the next day at noon! WHAT!!???? Who orders a cake only a few hours before the party???? Anyway, I stayed up all night. 8 in. Square strawberry cake with edible image of spiderman and Dora. (joint party she only wanted 1 cake)
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By qtkaylassweets
Oct 31, 2006
Simple Spiderman Cupcakes to go with cake
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By qtkaylassweets
Oct 31, 2006
Spiderman cake for my little guys 7th birthday. Thanks to the directions on frostingfun.blogspot.com I am now the greatest Mom ever according to my little boy.
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By mommabear
Nov 5, 2006
It is hard to see but on top of this cake you can find Superman, Batman, and Spiderman..they are made from shrink plastic and hot glued to plastic picks. The buildings are made from color flow and the cars are made from jelly slices candies and spice drops. The birthday boy loved it. I found this cake in one of the Wilton's Yearbooks.
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By NiteOwl4evr
Nov 17, 2006
I made this cake for my step-son for his birthday. He is a huge Spider-man fanatic. He is being taken over by the Symbiant. Thank you to all who have done a 3D Spider-man cake and gave me the inspiration for this!
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By pastrypantry
Nov 19, 2006
Birthday cake for friends grandson. My first paid cake. She wanted choc. and gooy. I make Devil's Food with choc. ganache injected. It was so fun to make. Thanks for looking.
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By turnerdmann
Nov 19, 2006
Not a very good pic.. forgot my camera, so I had to take pic with camera phone.. my transfer cracked :( but luckily the birthday boy didnt even notice it, and loved it!!!
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By briansbaker
Nov 20, 2006
My son discovered superheros and just had to have spiderman. Yellow cake, all buttercream. Man, that's a lotta stars!
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By destini377
Nov 20, 2006
This was for a 5 year old by at aour church. The 9x13 vanilla cake was iced in yellow buttercream with the Bat signal and Spiderman mask created from buttercream.
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By BakeQueen
Nov 20, 2006
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By glowbewon
Nov 25, 2006
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By apwrep
Nov 25, 2006
A 10" 2 layer cake with black spider webs and black spiders. Cars are made for jelly fruit candy.
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By Amyr
Nov 26, 2006
This was done for a 3 year old birthday boy - my pastor's son. The walls are graham crackers iced with gray icing.
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By Ranell
Nov 27, 2006
Same Spiderman cake - just a differend angle.
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By Ranell
Nov 27, 2006
spiderman
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By doobsd
Nov 30, 2006
11x13 cake made for a 9 year old boy. Figure is CT. My CT's still need more work. I wanted to do an FBCT, but I was afraid of the figure melting or bleeding since we'd been having some unseasonal warm weather. I thought about adding a webb around the Happy Birthday Message, but I thought it might make the cake look "too busy". Thanks for looking!
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By dreamn900
Dec 3, 2006
Old age must be catching up with me on this one...it was suppose to be Superman. Thank goodness he is only three years old and won't be scarred for life. The mom was happy anyway and put in another order for a cake for Wednesday for her daughter's b/d. Spiderman is an edible image.
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By stephanie214
Dec 18, 2006
Wilton's spiderman cake pan
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By Barbend
Dec 19, 2006
This cake is covered in red fondant with Royal Icing webbing. The cake was a yellow cake with chocolate frosting, (requested). Since they wanted chocolate frosting I decided the easiest way to get the red color was using fondant. A little tricky covering the bust, but did the fondant in separate pieces and hid worked it out so I could hide the joints with webbing. The head and neck are molded from rice krispie treats. Thanks to mommabear for your help with the instructions.
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By Karenelli
Dec 27, 2006
2-tier cake covered in MMF. Chocolate Transfer super heros on sticks standing in front of the comic "background" for the character. The backgrounds are piped onto the cake with chocolate (wish I could figure out how to put it on smoothly!). The birthday boy is the super hero on the top. There is Spiderman with a web, Wolverine with an X, Superman with a city skyline, Batman with the moon and a gargoyle, Flash Gordon with a lightning bolt, Cyclops in front of red, and The Hulk coming through a wall.
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By Uberhipster
Jan 3, 2007
This was for my son's birthday. The webs are made of chocolate and the spiderman is candy clay-first time using it!!
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By przgrl
Jan 12, 2007
My sons party cake...spiderman is chocolate and bottom 11x15 is yellow. was a great success even thought the spiderman cake broke in half while laying on the 11x15
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By seagoat
Jan 14, 2007
Darn good chocolate cake, basic golden sour cream cake filled with cookies and cream. Buttercream icing. Not too happy with his "web" but next time I'll do better! The little boy was very happy and couldn't believe he could eat it! Thanks for looking!
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By gibson
Jan 20, 2007
This was for my son's 1st birthday in May 2006. The only mess up on this cake was that I forgot to print the spiderman in reverse. I used piping gel to transfer spiderman to the cake. I used the food spray for the blue on top of the cake. The rest was done in Wilton class buttercream icing.
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By aroth
Jan 22, 2007
Here's is my attempt at a 3D Spiderman cake. Special thanks to stephanie214 for sending me the instructions.
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By ang_ty95
Jan 22, 2007
Chocolate cake, chocolate BC filling, chocolate BC icing on the sides, vanilla BC on top. FBCT Spiderman.
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By hktaitai
Jan 26, 2007
This is made with a Wilton pan and placed on top of another layer. Made for someone's 3 year old son.
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By melyissa
Jan 26, 2007
This was for my niece's son. I did it freehand with color flow directly on the cake. I copied the invitation. I hate writing on the cake because I am always afraid I'll mess it up.
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By MelZ
Jan 28, 2007
a popular spiderman one of mine. I have done this one several times. It's fun and easy.
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By Anna31
Jan 29, 2007
Spiderman
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By Tgirldel
Jan 29, 2007
This is just a simple yellow cake with ganache filling. I used blue and red spray colorings, and then used the piping gel trick to get the spiderman outline on to the cake, and then filled in with color flow. Then I piped on the web.
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By ribbitfroggie
Feb 1, 2007
This was a oreo cookie cake and buttercream, color flow for spiderman.
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By ribbitfroggie
Feb 1, 2007
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