You can tell from the pictures how I made it, I think.
I 'glued' the ears on with frosting before frosting the whole cake with light brown chocolate frosting.
I drew the face on with a toothpick after I made the first layer of frosting.
Then I added the darker chocolate frosting, the white for the eyes, and the chocolate chips for the middle of the eyes. I would've used black for the mouth & nose, but I don't have black food colouring. I was planning to use a grass tip for the bear, to try & make it look furry, but when it was time to frost the cake, I found out I don't have one of those tips ;) So, I improvised.
it looks great! are the ears cake? it's hard to tell. i think the tip you used looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilary!
ReplyDeleteYeah, the ears are cake.
The cake baked to be rather lopsided with quite a "mountain" on top, so I cut the mountain off & turned the cake upside down. I cut the ears out of the remaining "mountain" ;)
This is ADORABLE! Awesome job!! Can you make my next Birthday cake? :D
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Love! I bet she did too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cake!!
ReplyDeleteSoooooooooo cute and adorable
You did a wonderful job
Thanks so much, Winnie! :)
DeleteAw! What a CUTE cake!! I wouldn't even know where to start when it comes to making & decorating a cake - this is impressive! It looks like it was fun to make!!
ReplyDelete:) Thanks, it was fun, but I sure had a cramp in my hand after frosting it!! :)
DeleteSuch an adorable cake...Good Job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan! :)
DeleteReally great idea, Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. I just made a teddy cake last week for my son's birthday. He was ecstatic!
ReplyDeleteMMMM! I bet this is as tasty as it looks! It is just adorable! Thanks for linking, featuring you tonight!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! :) And thank you :)
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