My Tinkerbell Cake
by Katie
(Brisbane)
For this Tinkerbell cake, I used a 2 x vanilla butter cake that came with frosting. I made up to the instructions on the back then poured it in to a greased and lined 10" round tin. Cook until the cake springs back when pushed on top and the tester comes out clean.
Cool the cake overnight.. then I got a Tinkerbell picture blown up to the size I needed and traced it on to baking paper. I then put the baking paper on the cake and stenciled it with a knife into the top of the cake (don't go too deep with the knife or the cake will fall apart.)
Then I used black writing gel to do the outline of Tinkerbell and features ex. eyes lips and hair. I then colored the frosting and and decorated the cake according to the picture.
You can buy the sugar flowers from Coles or Woolies for around the outside.
My 4 year old daughter thought this was absolutely wonderful.
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