Birthday Basebill Mitt Cake

by Peg Frith
(Clarksville, FL)

Birthday Baseball Mitt Cake

Birthday Baseball Mitt Cake

To make this baseball mitt cake, I baked a 1-layer 10" round pound cake and 1-9" loaf. For the thumb, I placed the 9" loaf on its side and to one side of the 10" round. (Place the loaf to the left, for left-handed catcher, to the right for right-handed catcher).


I then carved to the shape of a baseball mitt. I put on a light coat of buttercream and then covered in light brown fondant.

I outlined the finger area with white fondant expressed throught a craft gun. I then made laces from same light brown fondant that covered the glove.

I wrote with a non-toxic black marker the "manufacturers" name and the birthday boys name and date of his current birthday.

The baseball and sports bottle were purchased. I have since made this cake again and I made the baseball using pieces left over from the carving. Just roll them into a ball and cover with fondant and pipe on the red lines.

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Mar 29, 2016
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great NEW
by: Anonymous

I like it will come back here soon.

Apr 01, 2010
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baseball glove
by: Kelly

Great job!
I loved the laces too!!!!

Apr 01, 2010
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AMAZING CAKE
by: NANCY OF CA

THAT IS JUST AN AMAZING CAKE. I LOVED YOUR LACING ON THE CAKE, IT LOOKS SO REAL. NANCY OF CA

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