When my oldest turned 4, she was into super heroes (probably because of her dad...ok, ok, and me). She had a bunch of 12-inch figures so I started my ebay search for a super hero pan.
Who knew these pans became collector's items? I got the Wonder Woman vintage 1970-something pan at a whopping $30 which was cheap compared to the other ones AND mine came in the original box with the original directions!
This was was difficult. While it came with a face, I didn't want to have a plastic face - I thought I could do my own face and I did. The nose however, was a bit on the difficult side. But again, - she's 4 and it tastes delish!
I now am in love with buttercream!
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Twins's 2nd Birthday
My mom made our twin's 1st birthday cakes. On their 2nd birthday, I didn't want to bog her down with the responsibility, and I certainly didn't want to pay for two cakes. I started researching.
One of the girls was Mickey Mouse's biggest fan and the other didn't have anything that really interested her yet. I googled "Mickey Mouse Cake" and came across a picture quite similar to mine...on a less cool plate. I thought, "this looks pretty easy", so I ordered a Mickey pan off of ebay. It didn't come with instructions so I had to download them.
After studying them, I took a trip to Michaels and got some frosting colors, tips, and frosting bags. I was nervous, but figured they're only two and you can't really screw up Mickey Mouse...that bad.
Still not knowing what kind of cake to make for the other girl, I pooled my resources....same colors, same tips, same pan, and whala! Minnie Mouse!
One of the girls was Mickey Mouse's biggest fan and the other didn't have anything that really interested her yet. I googled "Mickey Mouse Cake" and came across a picture quite similar to mine...on a less cool plate. I thought, "this looks pretty easy", so I ordered a Mickey pan off of ebay. It didn't come with instructions so I had to download them.
After studying them, I took a trip to Michaels and got some frosting colors, tips, and frosting bags. I was nervous, but figured they're only two and you can't really screw up Mickey Mouse...that bad.
Still not knowing what kind of cake to make for the other girl, I pooled my resources....same colors, same tips, same pan, and whala! Minnie Mouse!
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Love at First Bake
My first experience with cake decorating came in 2006, when my husband and I planned a trip to a haunted house with our friends and a small party afterward for his birthday. Ho can you not have a birthday cake for such and occasion, and since it's so close to Halloween, this was the product. The spider is rubber...I was a beginner sheesh!
Anyway, from this cake grew my love of cake making...that and not wanting to buy two cakes for my twin's birthday every year.
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