I don't know if you remember when I participated in a Twelve Days of Christmas project with Brie of Darling Doodles and made this Mini Santa Cake? Brie is a super sweet blogger and a very talented and busy lady. With a busy summer schedule she asked me to help her out and I was more than happy to do so!! This time I'm sharing another mini ~
Mini Wedding Cake!
I tried several ways to decorate these cakes.
(I made extra for that reason, okay and maybe so I could eat one!)
(I made extra for that reason, okay and maybe so I could eat one!)
Make several flowers ahead of time and let them dry before placing on top of the cake. This is the flower design I made using a mold and filled the center with a grey sugar pearl~
Start by piping butter cream frosting around the top of each layer using a basket weave tip.
Next, using a star tip, pipe a swirl covering the top.
Sprinkle the top with yellow candy pearls.
Next, hold the cake over a paper plate and sprinkle with sugar crystals.
At a glance...
Using the same star tip pipe rows of frosting vertically around the side of each layer~
Add the flower to the top and a few more sugar pearls on the tiers.
I served these mini cakes at each place setting of a bridal shower I hosted.
Each on their own pedestal...here's a sneak peak...
Thank you Brie for letting me share another MINI cake with you!
I wish you the best Summer EVER!
I would love for all of you to browse through my ideas and parties...from this elegant Bridal Shower to the Circus, Fiesta, Nautical and even a Birthday Party for my Statues, Mable & Molly!
That would be the Icing on the Cake!
What a beautiful dessert to have at each place setting. The individual cake servers really makes these extra special.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth - I think they were so pretty on the table!
DeleteI think your individual cakes are very elegant. Love the glass covered pedestal.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa - I sure have enjoyed my glass pedestals!
DeleteHow cute are these! I love that mini tiered cake pan and the sweet cakes you made.
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks Paula!
DeleteSo beautiful! They are so elegant!
ReplyDeleteCheeron
You should have seen the first ones I made - couldn't really call them elegant! :)
DeleteBeautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. How many of these did you make? Thanks. Kathy
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy - I only made twelve!
DeleteSO adorable, Kim!
ReplyDeleteI love this mini tier cake pan. I'm always so tempted to buy one. Look at what sweet cakes you can make with it :)
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to get lots of use out of this pan too - thanks!
DeleteI love these mini tier cakes, they are so adorable, plus I could eat the whole cake myself.
ReplyDeleteDon't tell anyone, but I think I ate one myself!
DeleteClose my mouth....these cakes are so adorable/beautiful. I want to get one of
ReplyDeletethese pans....you are so adventurous.
May I ask how you treated the pan pre-filling? Did you use Crisco, Butter, spray Pam, or some other unknown product? I always have some kind of problem when using unusual pan shapes in getting the cake out still looking good.
Thank you for sharing all your talents with us.
Thank you Lexy! I always use Baker's Joy (Spray) to coat my pans before baking. Just make sure you spray in EVERY corner and they should pop right out!
DeleteThese little mini cakes are so adorable. I love the whole idea of mini cakes even if they are for a wedding. Thank you so much for the mini tutorial.
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You are very welcome!
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