Baby Shower Girl Rump Cake

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Comment by Geniese Ligon on February 5, 2013 at 2:42am

Thank you so very much pictures upcoming.

Comment by Christina's Novelty Cakes on February 4, 2013 at 7:12am

The bottom cake is a 12 x 2 round.  For the baby's bottom I used the half soccer ball pan.  The feet are RKT and the legs are actually cake (you need to trim the exact amount off each side of the ball) later this is your guide as to where you will position the legs.  The use those two pieces and cover with fondant for the legs.  You may want to go ahead and make the feet in advance so they can dry.  Prop them up while drying do they will sit nicely when you set them on the legs.  I used two tooth picks to ensure the feet stayed in place. Then ice your 12 inch and then ice and cover the baby bottom with fondant.  Then place the bottom on the round cake and put legs in place and then feet.  Then with whatever color you have chosen roll it out and cut out your blanket.  Then place the place on top and put the dots in place or whatever design you have chosen. Name of baby if you wish. I hope this has been helpful.

Use the below link also if my instructions are not clear. Happy Baking and all the best. I am looking forward to see the finished product.

http://www.cutest-baby-shower-ideas.com/polka-dot-baby-rump-cake.html

Comment by Geniese Ligon on January 29, 2013 at 11:38pm

Hi I just received an order for this exact cake would you mind sharing your process it is due feb 9th. Thank you in advance

Comment by Christina's Novelty Cakes on February 13, 2011 at 6:17am

Thanks Lisa.  I am getting a lot of hits on this one especially on my facebook page. The lady who ordered it said they did not even want to cut it.

Comment by Lisa Dedeaux on February 13, 2011 at 2:43am

Sooooo cute!

Comment by Christina's Novelty Cakes on February 11, 2011 at 8:36am

Thanks Faith! 

It took me 3 hrs to decorate. 

Comment by Faith Gealey-Brown on February 11, 2011 at 1:06am

I have been dying to do one of these! Great job Christina!