понедельник, 10 мая 2010 г.

How to Make the Easiest (and Cutest!) Baby Shower Cake Ever

How to Make the Easiest (and Cutest!) Baby Shower Cake Ever

You’d never believe how easy this adorable onesie cake is. No special pans. No carving skills required. Just a classic, rectangular baking dish and a few simple tools are all you’ll need to create this cake cutie.


Make a sweet & simple onesie cake!


Onesie Cake | Erin Gardner | Craftsy
Looking for a creative take on a gender reveal cake? Tint the cake batter the correct color before baking and finish the cake in gender-neutral tones.

Bonus tip:


Supplies:


  • Rectangular cake
  • Small knife
  • Buttercream (this recipe is a good choice)
  • Star sprinkles (or ones that match your event)
  • Parchment paper
  • Small round piping tip
  • Piping bag

Step 1:


Trim the top of your cake flat and flip it onto a platter. I baked my cake in a 15″ x 10″ glass baking dish, but the technique will work with any rectangular cake. A tiny bit of my cake stuck to the bottom of the pan and I have a little crack from flipping it out. Not to worry! Buttercream will come to the rescue!


Rectangular cake | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Step 2:


Cut a half circle from the middle of one of the short ends of the cake. This will be the onesie’s neck hole.


Then, cut the corners off the opposite end of the cake to make the onesie’s leg holes. Make your cuts slightly arched, not straight across.


Trimming the cake | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Step 3:


Discard (or nibble on) the neck cut-out, but save the leg cut-outs to make the onesie’s sleeves. Trim the arched sides of the corners so they’re flat. Place the cut edges against the sides of the cake, lining the corners up with the top edge of the cake. You now have your onesie’s shape!


Placing the sleeves | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Step 4:


Ice the cake with buttercream frosting and coat the freshly iced surface with a layer of sprinkles. I used bright star sprinkles, but you can use any color or shape of sprinkles you like.


Iced onesie | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Onesie with sprinkles | Erin Gardner | Craftsy
Then, place a piece of parchment paper on top of the cake. Run your hands over the paper, gently pressing the sprinkles into the buttercream. Doing this will give you a smooth, even surface to pipe the onesie’s details.

Smoothing out the sprinkles | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Step 5:


Fill a piping bag fitted with a small round tip with buttercream. Pipe a few details onto the surface of your cake:


  • Outline the onesie
  • Embellish the neck and sleeves with additional lines
  • Add a curved line and dots for snaps at the bottom of the onesie

Piped details | Erin Gardner | Craftsy

Step 6:


Personalize your onesie by adding a name or special message.


Finished onesie cake | Erin Gardner | Craftsy
How easy was that? You’ll definitely want to keep this idea on hand. Save this tutorial to Pinterest so you can find it later!

Easy Onesie Cake

Original article and pictures take www.craftsy.com site

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