Stephen's 3-D Clown Cake

by Kelly Little- Smalley
(Van Buren, Arkansas, USA)

3D Clown Cake

To make this 3D clown cake, I used the ball pan and a 6" round pan for this cake.

It took a mix and a 1/2 of another mix. Bake according to directions and let cool completely.

I iced in white buttercream, let dry a bit and then smoothed with a Viva paper towel.

I added the eyes, nose, collar and mouth out of fondant.

The hair is cotton candy. That was my oldest daughters idea.

If you do this, do NOT add the cotton candy until you are ready to serve. The cotton candy will not stay long. It melts or dissolves in the air.

I put big skewers inside the 'head' so it would travel without falling. I also suck toothpicks around the 'head' to hold the 'hair'...cotton candy.

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May 04, 2010
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Ladies
by: Kelly

Thanks ladies for your kind compliments!!!!!

I thought he turned out really cool.....the cotton candy for hair was my daughters' idea.
It worked except if you leave it out very long, the candy kind of 'melts'.... so don't add it until you're ready to take pictures and serve!

Thanks again!!!! You guys are GREAT!!!!!

May 04, 2010
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I Love it
by: Mildred

Kelly, you are amazing; the only issue I have, I wouldn't want to cut it.

Apr 20, 2010
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CUTE
by: NANCY

THAT CLOWN IS SO CUTE AND HE TURNED OUT SO PERFECT. I WAS WONDERING WHAT THE HAIR WAS MADE WITH. WHAT A CLEVER IDEA. NANCY

Apr 20, 2010
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Clown cake
by: Delores

How absolutely adorable. Any child would love this cake and I bet have a hard time wanting to cut it.

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