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chocolate cake with buttercreme icing. two 9x13 cakes sitting side by side then carved to the shape of the tombstone. the yoda is a frozen buttercreme transfer
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By armywife99
May 6, 2009
All decorations made in fondant on a BC iced Chocolate cake
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By prcakelady
May 11, 2009
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By andi_24
May 13, 2009
The very popular yoda
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By mykidsarekillingme
May 22, 2009
My little boy turned six, and we had a Star Wars themed party. I'm also posting a Darth Vader and an Ewok cake, so take a look! This Yoda was banana cake with a scratch caramel filling and caramel buttercream, with MFF ... SO tasty!!! All details MFF and a little gumpaste, and cakeboard done in royal icing. Thanks for looking!
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By emiyeric
May 23, 2009
For my little boy's sixth birthday. Also made an Ewok and a Yoda (take a look in my pics!). Darth Vader was a chocolate oreo cake with a cookies-and-cream filling. Thanks to BakingGirl for her tips!!! Chocolate MFF for the details, and royal icing for the cakeboard ... actually the last of the three cakes I finished, and the one I'm least happy with, but my little guys likes it, so I'm satisfied :). Thanks for looking!
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By emiyeric
May 23, 2009
For my little guy's sixth birthday, a Star Wars-themed party - also made Yoda and Darth Vader. This is cinnamon-apple cake with butterscotch filling and butterscotch buttercream, and a fondant hood with cocoa rubbed on for texture. Thanks to Promeegirl for all her help! Eyes, nose and mouth are painted with extra black for a little shine, and butterscotch chips around the base, royal icing cakeboard. Thanks for looking!!
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By emiyeric
May 23, 2009
Yoda was formed out of 4 layers of cake and rice krispy treats for the head. Covered in fondant and hand painted detail.
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By debi1976
May 23, 2009
Ok, here's a strange combo, but I think it works...Apartment warming for a young couple, from Kansas and Mississippi. He likes Star Wars, she-Dancing with the stars. So I've got a dancing Yoda and Leia wearing ruby slippers, the mirror ball trophy, the flowers are my try at magnolias-Mississippi state flower and the pot has "there's no place like home" painted on it. (the Kansas connection).At first I was trying to come up with a nice cozy housewarming as I wasnt given much direction, then I asked for some details and just decided to go over the top with it. As I was doing the dragees my son came in and said"Mom, less is more" one of my favorite sayings when the kids and I are doing crafts...sorry the description is so long.
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By bbmom
May 27, 2009
My son is a Star Wars junkie. This was for his 5th birthday. I am self taught and I love to carve and paint cakes. I would love to go to a class, but unfortunately I am a rural location and there is nothing available. Thanks for looking...
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By naubin
Jun 4, 2009
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By Boofycakes
Jun 20, 2009
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By AmieW
Jun 22, 2009
These are vanilla cupcakes with vanilla BC. These were for the same party as the darth vader cupcakes. MMF accents.
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By pumpkinroses
Jun 27, 2009
Yoda, made from RKT for head, stacked cakes for body, fondant for body gumpaste for ears
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By jocakes
Jun 30, 2009
NFSC, Antonia74. Sample cookies made for a order in Aug. for Star Wars B-day. Tks for inspiration & ideas CC.
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By sunnigirl
Jul 10, 2009
Having seriously tried to decorate less than 10 cakes in my life, I took on a 3D Darth Vader and Yoda cakes for my nephew's 5th birthday. Cake is covered in chocolate MMF, only the second attempt at making it. It turned out better than I anticipated.
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By sweett2th
Jul 22, 2009
this is the first 3D cake I did for a client Star Wars Birthday Party. I think it turned out pretty cool
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By mzjohnson
Jul 28, 2009
This is a Yoda cake I made for my neighbor boy's 7th birthday. It's a "Wildberry" cake with buttercream frosting and marshmallow fondant. Rice crispy treats were used to make the head and shoulders, while the face/hands/ears are all formed from the marshmallow fondant. The base of the lightsaber is made of gumpaste, and the light part of the light saber is a glowstick. I know he would have made more sense in the Star Wars contest, but I just found this site--and the cake is from last weekend!
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By carunning
Jul 31, 2009
This was made as a grooms cake, the Bride and Groom walked into the reception to the Star Wars theme.
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By TilleyH
Aug 2, 2009
Buttercream icing. Buttercream manipulation for yoda. Thanks to all the cake central yodas before me :)
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By mysonshines
Aug 7, 2009
This was for my son's 4th birthday. I planned on making a 3D Yoda cake, but I was a little tired and he seemed pretty satisfied with this! Edible image on buttercream.
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By springlakecake
Aug 12, 2009
I made this cake for my little brother for his 9th birthday. All buttercream.
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By ashleybs
Aug 13, 2009
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By lillimomma
Aug 18, 2009
Yellow cakes covered in chocolate frosting. Ears are supported with wire that went through the head. Next time I'd make the head out or rice cereal treats instead of cake. The light saber is a lollipop stick covered in fondant. The rest is cake covered in fondant.
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By krissy_kze
Aug 20, 2009
This is my firt cake using fondant ever - but I had a blast doing it. Got the fondant readymade off the internet and loved working with it - reminded me of Playdough. got a lot of tips of f you tube and must say I am very happy and proud of this one - helped too that my 5 year old son LOVED it
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By glimmerschnitzel
Aug 25, 2009
chocolate ckae wih chocolat icing. Yoda was drawn free hnd with cream cheese icing. I used piping gel on his eyes and light thing.
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By cakesbyleila
Aug 29, 2009
This was one exciting cake to make. Who does not love Lego's, Star Wars, and Cake? I love them all. I hope the birthday boy enjoyed the cake as much as I enjoyed making it. Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, C3P0, Yoda, Han Solo, and a Stormtrooper on on the cake with the death star and various Lego parts, and birthday boys name
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By kakebakery
Aug 30, 2009
I made this cake for my son on his birthday we did a star wars theme. I do not like it and how it turned out but I did it and proud to show it off. I am not going to do another it was one of the hardest cakes I ever had to make. I am not good at making faces at all.
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By sweetsugamama
Sep 4, 2009
My son wanted an exact replica of a Yoda Lego figurine. I am not a fan of sculpting cake, but I made an exception for him.
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By chloe1979
Sep 7, 2009
This was my first try with Yoda. I was pretty impressed with myself, actually..LOL! Face, hands, feet, and stick/staff are made from MM fondant. The body is made with choc. buttercream and regular buttercream. He has little hair tufts in the back but they don't show up well in the picture.
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By chasie73
Sep 12, 2009
All fondant, ears made of rice crispies and fondant. I had lots of fun doing this... although I experienced problems all the way to the end: fondant kept breaking apart, the ears were too heavy at first (had to start over again), I realized that I did not have any dark luster dust anymore (at midnight the night before the event)!!! But it was for a colleague at work who is leaving and I volunteered to do the cake, so I did not mind too much if it was not perfect.
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By sugar_sarah
Sep 13, 2009
Yoda face cookies for a 10yr olds bday. I found clip art online, handcut the head, then did all the detailing freehand. It was very hard, I am not an arist and faces especially of such a recognizable character are a bit out of my league. I hope he likes them, he only wanted the face. NFSC, antonia's ri
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By bbmom
Sep 17, 2009
Buttercream covered light saber. I made this by baking the cake in an 8.5x11 cake pan. I cut it into strips, one being slightly thicker than the others, for the handle. I had to do a little carving to get it to taper nicely. I also had to go buy a 1" x 6' board to lay it on. I had my son's toy light saber on the table for inspiration.
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By MonicaCK
Sep 20, 2009
this was a birthday cake for my husband he loves yoda I modeled it after his lego yoda who is almost as tall as this cake. His head and ears are made of rice crispie treats cane is fondant and it was a white cake with bavarian creamfilling and buttercream frosting. my husband loves it!
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By christy9476
Sep 25, 2009
thanks socake for instructions
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By Jamey
Sep 26, 2009
This is my 2nd Yoda. I didn't like him as much as my first one but once he was made, he was made. The people that ordered him, loved him, so that is all that matters. Right? His head is made from rice krispy treats and fondant. His body is cake and buttercream.
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By chasie73
Sep 27, 2009
2 birthdays in one. Yoda and golf
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By GrannyShanny
Oct 18, 2009
This is all buttercreme with a few fondant touches, and fondant figures... Royal details on falcon too. for a boys 5th b-day
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By Mike_Elder
Oct 19, 2009
The head and arms are Sytrofoam covered in fondant. The rest of Yoda is made out of cake covered in buttercream and then fondant.
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By rhonda1230
Oct 24, 2009
Buttercream cake with hand molded fondant figures
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By cakemom24
Oct 30, 2009
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