Does anyone have any other ideas or uses for this pan? This huge thing is just sitting on my shelf (taking up a lot of room) and I'm just wondering if anyone has any other ideas for it except making doll skirts! I'm trying to decide whether to keep it or not.
I'd say it's a keeper, there are tons of uses.
Volcanos (there are some in my photos using the mini wondermold but you could make it bigger)
Straw house for the 3 little pigs (1979 yearbook)
hills
dinosaurs (with the mini ball
faces (in an old yearbook they made little miss muffet, old king cole and mistress mary)
just think of the things that have that shape and you'll find tons of uses
I've used it to make my apple cake and my cappuccino cup (both in my photos). The apple was made using two wondermold cakes--one upside down for the bottom of the apple and then the other on top. Just did a bit of carving to get the exact shape. The the cappuccino cup, it is the wondermold cake updside down with a bit more of the base cut off for better balance. It traveled just fine too!
http://www.wilton.com/cake/shapedpans/adduses/index.cfm
Bottom right hand corner. 
You could also use the ideas for the mini wonder mold pan. They would just be a larger version of it.
If you have any of the Wilton Yearbooks, you can look at the index in the back of the book and see what cakes in the book use a certain pan. I know one of the more recent yearbooks used it and the sports ball pan to make a gumball machine.
Y'all are all forgetting the most important reason to keep it, that being as soon as you toss it out you are going to NEED it for something~
One true pack-rat here!
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I used the wonder mold pan for this bell cake. It is stacked on a 8" round that I carved to get the shape for the bottom of the bell. The handle is MMF on a dowl rod.
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