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Barbie Cake- Step 1
I bought a brand new barbie
doll, removed her new clothes
(kept them in the box) and
stripped her down
Barbie Cake- Step 2
I wrapped her body in 2 layers
of clingfilm to protect her from
cake and icing. Her head was
wrapped...
Barbie Cake- Step 3
For this barbie I baked 3
sandwich cakes (18cm ish tin)
and I also bought a dome-cake
tin. It cost me...
Barbie Cake- Step 4
So, basically you have your
cakes stacked like this.
Barbie Cake- Step 5
Then you put Barbie in, and push
her in as far as you need to -
pushing through the layers of
cake. She doesn't need to touch
the worktop.
Barbie Cake- Step 6
Then remove Barbie, and the top
layer, and cut a circle out of
the next layers. So Barbie goes
in, not too loose, not too
tight.
Barbie Cake- Step 7
Then put it all back together
& check that Barbie
fits.
She should hip-height to
the cakes, when...
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Barbie Cake- Step 8
Next get a sensible adult to cut
the excess cake from around
Barbie's skirt.
Mr Lisa does
this better than me - i rasa better potong kembang ke bawah ...mcm dlm gambar ni skirt mcm kuncup plaks
Barbie Cake- Step 9
So now you have a smooth skirt
shape
Barbie Cake- Step 10
Mix up buttercream icing and
take some strawberry jam (I used
homemade stuff).
Get Barbie out
of the...
Barbie Cake- Step 11
Take the cake apart again, jam
the bottom and cream the
top.
Don't lick fingers!
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Barbie Cake- Step 12
Restack the cake so it looks
like this and squash down
gently. Not too much otherwise
you'll lose all of the cream and
jam.
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Barbie Cake- Step 13
Then put Barbie back inside, and
you'll notice that the skirt has
gained height.
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Barbie Cake- Step 14
Cover the rest of the skirt in
buttercream, slap it on with a
spatula and smooth all over.
Try
and keep...
Barbie Cake- Step 15
Then smooth it over as smooth as
smooth can be.
TOP TIP: get a
sheet of CLEAN paper, or card,
hold...
Barbie Cake- Step 16
Roll out, cut and stick on the
front panel of the skirt, this
will be on display as an
underskirt.
If...
Barbie Cake- Step 17
This is the magic bit - making
frills.
Roll out a circle of
icing - cut a circle out with a
pastry/jam...
Barbie Cake- Step 18
You just need to cut the circle,
so your frill is now a long
strip.
You don't have to make
big ones, you can make several
small ones instead.
Barbie Cake- Step 19
Wet the edge of the underskirt,
using a small brush.
Put the
frill at the top of the skirt,
pressing...
Barbie Cake- Step 20
I rolled out these pear-shapes
for the skirt, I needed 4 for
this skirt, if I'd done big
circles I probably would only
have needed 3.
Barbie Cake- Step 21
Then I got my crimper and
crimped all around the edge of
the skirt layers. It looks...
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Barbie Cake- Step 21
The skirt layers were stuck on:
wetting the frill on the front
and bottom, so the icing could
stick.
Barbie Cake- Step 23
Then when it was all decorated,
I stamped a heart shaped cutter
in the 2 front panels - careful
not to...
Barbie Cake- Step 24
Then I crafted a bustier piece,
made from a rectangular piece of
icing, and frilled the bottom of
it,...
Barbie Cake- Step 25
All that was needed was
embellishment! I mixed up some
water-icing with pink food
colouring - making it...
Barbie Cake- Step 26
For each embellishment, apply
the icing 'glue' and stick it on
- it's up to you where you stick
them.
Barbie Cake- Step 27
It gets a bit fiddly, but it
looks really effective when
they're stuck on.
Barbie Cake- Step 28
Then after a few minutes, go
back to each embellishment and
using the wooden skewer, gently
scrape off...
Barbie Cake- Step 29
Ta dah!! Barbie complete.
As you
can see, I stuck coloured hearts
all around the frill.
See...
Barbie Cake- Step 30
Here's a front profile of
Princess Barbie Cake, as I've
now decided to call her, she
kept her...
Barbie Cake- Step 31
And then I added the name of my
niece on the cakeboard, with
some flowers.
In hindsight, I
would have...
Barbie Cake- Step 33
Barbie Cake- Step 19
Wet the edge of the underskirt,
using a small brush.
Put the
frill at the top of the skirt,
pressing...
Barbie Cake- Step 20
I rolled out these pear-shapes
for the skirt, I needed 4 for
this skirt, if I'd done big
circles I probably would only
have needed 3.
Barbie Cake- Step 21
Then I got my crimper and
crimped all around the edge of
the skirt layers. It looks...
Barbie Cake- Step 21
The skirt layers were stuck on:
wetting the frill on the front
and bottom, so the icing could
stick.
Barbie Cake- Step 23
Then when it was all decorated,
I stamped a heart shaped cutter
in the 2 front panels - careful
not to...
Barbie Cake- Step 24
Then I crafted a bustier piece,
made from a rectangular piece of
icing, and frilled the bottom of
it,...
Barbie Cake- Step 25
All that was needed was
embellishment! I mixed up some
water-icing with pink food
colouring - making it...
Barbie Cake- Step 26
For each embellishment, apply
the icing 'glue' and stick it on
- it's up to you where you stick
them.
Barbie Cake- Step 27
It gets a bit fiddly, but it
looks really effective when
they're stuck on.
Barbie Cake- Step 28
Then after a few minutes, go
back to each embellishment and
using the wooden skewer, gently
scrape off...
Barbie Cake- Step 29
Ta dah!! Barbie complete.
As you
can see, I stuck coloured hearts
all around the frill.
See...
Barbie Cake- Step 30
Here's a front profile of
Princess Barbie Cake, as I've
now decided to call her, she
kept her...
Barbie Cake- Step 31
And then I added the name of my
niece on the cakeboard, with
some flowers.
In hindsight, I
would have...
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