daughter 8 birthday cake
my daughter birthday is coming soon she wii be 8 years old is any one have any ideas hoe i can make for her birthday i do not what to make her please help
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Permalink Reply by Wes & Jaci on
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What is she into , what does she like ? maybe a castle cake ,
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Permalink Reply by jackie gayle on
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sorry i do not reply sooner she like shopping dress up
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Permalink Reply by Diana on
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You could maybe do a small one or two tiered, pink (bc or fondant covered) cake with purses, shoes, sunglasses, dresses, etc. on it?
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Permalink Reply by Lisa B on
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my daughter liked anything that was pink/black zebra stripes at that age. It would be easy to cover the cake with pink fondant and make black zebra stripes and a tiara on top :)
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thank you
Diana said:You could maybe do a small one or two tiered, pink (bc or fondant covered) cake with purses, shoes, sunglasses, dresses, etc. on it?
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thank you
Lisa Baisch said:my daughter liked anything that was pink/black zebra stripes at that age. It would be easy to cover the cake with pink fondant and make black zebra stripes and a tiara on top :)
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Permalink Reply by Marta Phillips on
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I find that zebra stripes are deceptively easy to make and look so good. I don't know any girl who wouldn't like a zebra cake! . Shoes and purses for dress up. jewelry of course. This is starting to sound like a cake I would like for my birthday!!!!!
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Not sure how this turned out, but my niece is not too much into the pink girly thing. Her fave colors are blue and green. For her 11th we are doing a Hawaiian cake, three tiers with a water fall, palm trees, flowers and sand. But it sounds like a accessorie cake would be awesome for her.
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Virginia that Hawaiian one sounds so cute! And a three tier waterfall sounds very ambitious! Good luck with it!
Jackie Gayle have you considered using chocolate molds for your dressup accessories? You can get the very ones you are considering-dress up, hair things, makeup, etc and then mold them from chocolate and they are cut and yummy.
Virginia M said:Not sure how this turned out, but my niece is not too much into the pink girly thing. Her fave colors are blue and green. For her 11th we are doing a Hawaiian cake, three tiers with a water fall, palm trees, flowers and sand. But it sounds like a accessorie cake would be awesome for her.
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Permalink Reply by Chendra Mitchell on
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On the zebra cakes...when you roll out the fondant what do you use, because if you use powdered sugar it would be on the black fondant? I was wanting to make a zebra cake this weekend but was try to figure out how to do it. Someone said to use cornstarch instead of powdered sugar? Any tips would be great! I just dont want my fondant sticking to my mat! lol
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Permalink Reply by nadah on
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chendra i use powdered sugar on my black fondant all the times just steam it after you done and will be great , if you don't have a steamer just wipe it with a damp kitchen towel after you stick it to the cake
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Your probably can make her a number 8 cake. I bought a <a href' "http://www.bakingfrenzy.com/number-4-cake-tin-123.html">number 4 cake tin two weeks ago.
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