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I was more of a consultant on this cake than anything. It was a joint effort with my sister with her imagination. For her daughter's birthday, she wanted a pillow cake with a crown on it. We succeeded with the pillow but the crown we made of gumpaste didn't hold up so we laid it down instead of 3D. My niece was pleased with it though. One layer is lemon cake, one layer is strawberry cake and it has Twinkie filling with fondant decorations.
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By Jarnli
Sep 21, 2007
mmf covered cake. barbie doll toy.
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By raquelnet18
Oct 3, 2007
This bride had seven bridesmaids.
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By nweppler
Oct 17, 2007
Wonder Doll Pink Blonde Flowers
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By CakesByBabycakes
Oct 28, 2007
Doll Cake using WIlton's wonder mold and doll pick. Skirt and bodice covered in fondant with mini drop flowers made from royal icing. Skirt was brushed with rose coloured pearl dust. Cupcakes were covered with mauve and violet coloured BC (Buttercream Dream recipe) and drop flowers made from royal icing.
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By kookei
Nov 2, 2007
I used the wilton wonder mold and a 10" round. Yellow cake, BC icing and fondant dress top. The doll is a real barbie minus the legs :) Please leave any feedback (good or bad)
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By reesesob
Nov 7, 2007
The mother of the birthday girl wanted a real Barbie used instead of the doll pick. Made for a taller cake....which in my opinion actually looks better than using the pick. The bodice was done with fondant, the skirt is all buttercream.
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By maisyone2
Nov 11, 2007
This was my very 1st attempt at 3D figures...actually it was my very 1st attempt even working with fondant or gumpaste...It was for my daughters 1st birthday cake, and its from the Nick Jr tv show "The Wonder Pets!" Theres Linny (Hamster), Tuck (turtle), and Ming Ming (Chick). I used 50/50 Wilton fondant and gumpaste, and Wilton gel colors. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks!
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By slamd96ex
Dec 1, 2007
Strawberry cake covered in bc and mmf, my air compressor died when I tried to airbrush this cake so I had to just paint on the airbrush color with a paintbrush so it's a little streaky ....the wonderpets and the sail are just paper cut outs, I didn't have time to model the animals or anything but my Daughter didn't care she still loved it!
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By KHalstead
Dec 1, 2007
This was the cake I completed for my daughters 1st birthday party. It was my very first time using fondant, or gumpaste, making 3D figures & buttercream, stacking...well actually it was the very first time Ive ever attempted baking a cake period!! The theme was "The Wonder Pets!" from the Nick Jr tv show...and I should have taken this picture a few minutes quicker, cause if you look, my sail in the back started to tear...but oh well, I wanna thank all the people in the forum for helping me out...Thanks!
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By slamd96ex
Dec 1, 2007
Wilton Wonder mold cake, all buttercream icing.
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By danelle333
Dec 11, 2007
Another version of Little Mermaid cake. RI accents, chocolate sea shells, and MMF tail, top and crown dusted with pearl luster dust.
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By odm_post
Dec 18, 2007
a big thanks to sherik for her instructions...unfortunately i didn't have the wonder mold pan, so i made do with a 6, 7, and half of a sports ball pan. ran out to dollar general and bought a cheap barbie to disassemble. misted with aztec gold for that "magical" feeling. the teachers at the school loved it and couldn't believe it was cake...yay!!!
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By mixinvixen
Dec 24, 2007
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By mixinvixen
Dec 24, 2007
This was my daughter's 5th birthday cake
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By candybarr
Jan 2, 2008
thanks to turtlemom for all her help and kind words! i didn't have the wonder mold (i've since found it!) so i used my mixing bowls. i chose to do it a little differently then others who've done this, by making the larger cake in the back and the smaller one as "blues" head, cause i wanted it to look like she was begging. i used two "mixing bowl" cakes, an 8 inch, and a 6 inch, along with about 6 or 7 cupcakes to frankenstein the body form.
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By mixinvixen
Jan 3, 2008
this was for my daughters 4th birthday, christmas eve, but we celebrated it on new years eve with my inlaws in georgia. i had to freeze the cake so it would make the 9 hour journey intact, and we decided to celebrate early, so the fondant didn't fully get time to come back to normal, and that's the reason blue is so shiny. overall, i was very pleased with my first attempt at a dog, and the look on my daughters face was priceless!
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By mixinvixen
Jan 3, 2008
MMF covered cakes (top of blocks are BC), fondant decorations, GP/fondant bow and baby sandals (see close up pic in My Photos and template) Bust: mini wonder mold and egg pan Blocks: 10" x 2.5" high square cake, quartered. Each block is 2 quarters on top of each other.
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By CakeDesigns
Jan 14, 2008
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By develynb
Jan 30, 2008
Top layer all fondant and gum paste with the exception of the the dowel holding up the gum paste sail.
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By prattjw
Feb 2, 2008
Mini wonder molds - it was so hard to get a good picture. I loved making these - and I am so pleased with how they turned out. I have boys, so it was nice to do something frilly. I spent an hour the other day styling their hair! Fondant over BC; RI details. By the 15th one I was running out of skirt ideas!
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By cinjam
Feb 8, 2008
I did this for a bridal shower. It a 10" round with the wonder mold. This cake was fun and using the mold wasnt as hard as I thought it would be. Next time I will make the round cake a little more decorative to match the bride form on top!
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By shadow79
Feb 15, 2008
Thank you to BJ and SweetResults for ansering all my questions for this cake... and this inspiration from your cakes!! Made for my friend's bridal shower yesterday. This is exactly what her wedding dress looks like. Chocolate fudge cake (with a hint of peanut butter) with a chocolate and peanut butter cup filling. Thanks for looking!! Any and all comments welcome!!
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By briannastreats
Feb 17, 2008
Sorry, I just had to post a picture of the back of the wedding dress cake. I think the back is actually prettier than the front of this cake ;) Thanks for looing!! Any and all comments welcome!
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By briannastreats
Feb 17, 2008
Not the original Wonder Woman, but it was taken off a graphic my church was using for a Wonder Women's Retreat. All buttercream, that's what they love.
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By leighanns
Feb 17, 2008
With everything on hand this cake took less than an hour. Please ignore the "finger marks" on the cake as children did touch it before I had a chance to photo it. Marshmallow Fondant over Vanilla Buttercream
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By altacalifas
Feb 17, 2008
8 justice league superheros in gumpaste/fondant (superman, the flash, wonder woman, supergirl, green latern, green arrow, Jon the martian, and batman).
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By jr33176
Mar 2, 2008
All covered in fondant. The Wonder Pets figures are gumpaste. They each have a little slice of cake in their hand, too. It was fun to make!
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By katers
Mar 11, 2008
My first Wonder Mold Pan cake, used store bought doll. I had to make one 8' round layer to add to the bottom so the entire doll would fit. Frosted only in Wilton recipe buttercream (8 cups). Added Raspberry flavoring and it was excellant. For presentaion sake, the next Wonder mold I make, I will layer the inside to match the 8 inch round I added. The cake would have looked more appealing after it was cut if it had layers of frosting inside.
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By luckykat7
Mar 15, 2008
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By sisspence
Mar 21, 2008
I did this with the wilton wonder mold and a 10 inch round. Butter cream with fondant and royal icing accents. Thanks to everyone that has posted one like this before me. I got most of my insperation from RosieCakes' version.
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By reesesob
Apr 2, 2008
Cookies are NFSC with Royal. Wilton wonder mold and 10 inch round. I got this idea from womansday.com Trees were pretzel rods with royal leaves I did this for a cub scouts cake auction and it made $75 bucks!!!! I was shocked. :)
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By reesesob
Apr 2, 2008
12 x 18 WASC covered w/ BC & Satin Ice Fondant; Belly & Breasts are the same; all Accents are Satin Ice Fondant
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By sugarlaced
Apr 5, 2008
This was Lydia's smash cake to go with the castle cake. I just used the mini wonder mold and a baby Barbie doll.
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By ANicole
Apr 7, 2008
This cake was made from the wonder mold pan and the roses are made from royal icing. There are about 130 roses on the cake. It took some time to make the roses.
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By cakepanpam
Apr 10, 2008
My first wonder mold cake. Fondant with luster dust. My 4yr old loves it!
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By JMunoz
Apr 11, 2008
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By Melodee1980
Apr 11, 2008
Mini wonder mold. Fondant over BC. Tiny ball candy attached with RI. Diamond impression mat. Fondant accents. Dusted with luster dust.
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By cinjam
Apr 12, 2008
This was my first attempt at using the Wilton Wonder Mold and also my first time mixing pearl dust with petal dust (for the dress) and loved how it turned out! I ended up putting the doll part on top of a 10" round so that it would feed more people.
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By jamilyne
Apr 24, 2008
For a Communion. Mini-wonder mold. Fondant with GP, RI & BC accents. By the 15th one I was running out of ideas. Plus, it was hard to keep them from looking like wedding dresses
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By cinjam
Apr 26, 2008
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