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This simple but impressive dinosaur cake is perfect for your little boy’s birthday part and it is quite easy to make at home. My mom came to help me work out the waterfall’s look, but we had the entire thing done in less than three hours. Cover the entire cake in white frosting that has been dyed to become green icing, gently remove wax paper strips and then start decorating to make the dino cake. To make the eyes, use some icing to “glue” the milk chocolate wafer to the white chocolate one. Place on your easy triceratops cake for your dino-loving kids. Using Wilton frosting tip #10, pipe bits of white frosting at the base of your waterfall to mimic where the waves crash into the pool and create foam. I wouldn’t hesitate to make another dinosaur birthday cake like this one if my son was ten years older. (In fact, he’d probably appreciate it more then!)

More EASY Birthday Cake Ideas Unicorn Birthday Cake Kit Birthday Cake Kit Kate Birthday Cake Easy Homemade Thomas The Train Cake Thomas the Tank Engine Cake Birthday Party Ideas: Easy DIY Construction Cake Construction Party Cake This pan was a Wilton dinosaur cake pan and a long loaf pan as the road and mini loaf pans were cut to buildings. Now I know you might be thinking where am I going to find out how to make the Best Dinosaur Cakes? And will it actually turn out? I promise you, that you yes YOU can make this DIY Dinosaur Cake at home. I am not talking about big complicated fondant cakes that will take you a week to make. I like making birthday cakes that are creative and fun, yet EASY to make and taste great for any special day! It ain’t a real dino party unless the dinosaur cake topper is wearing a party hat too. (via @cakeygnome) Pastel paleontology I rolled out some green fondant and placed it on top to make it look like grass (I used royal icing in green using a grass tip to cover the cake) and then I just went ahead and started decorating it.

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And that’s it! An easy dinosaur birthday cake that looks way more complicated than it really is. Homemade Dinosaur Cake I decided to do a dinosaur cake as my son is Dino mad. I used rice crispies for the tail and legs, 20in round cake tin for the body cut in half and a loaf tin for the head carved to the shaped I wanted. Also, I built his head up a bit till it was high enough.

With this cute dinosaur topper set you will be able to make a dinosaur cake that is perfect for younger kids. The best part is that it is very easy to make and your kids can help you! Just bake a cake, then use green frosting to cover it and place the toppers on top of the cake. Your kid will love it! Buy topper set here 3. Jurassic World cake Before I placed the head on top of the cake I made sure I had some support using dowels to support the head since it was heavy. Dinosaur cake decorating ideas: Cut mini marshmallows in half, and place on the cupcakes for toes. Cut 3 large marshmallows on an angle to create the horns. Place chocolate chips on the face for nostrils. Cut notches out of the second round cake for the cupcakes (to make the feet) and for the head to fit togetherA brilliant birthday cake for budding paleontologists. Time to get digging! (via Sprinkle Bakes) Cute creatures Some of my past accomplishments include Thomas the Tank Engine birthday cake, “Diggers” Construction Party birthday cake, Nerf Cakeand one of my favorites Kit Kat Cake. For Monkey’s birthday we had a dinosaur party complete with TWO dinosaur birthday cakes, each one had a different dinosaur cake designs: one was a triceratops and the other was a stegosaurus. Dinosaurs have stomped right into this number birthday cake and it couldn’t look any cooler! (via Wonder Kids UK) Dino dig Dinosaur themed party are so much fun, so I have included a dinosaur cake tutorial video and step by step instructions on how to make a dinosaur birthday cake. Every birthday boy or girl loves fancy cakes for their birthday so this is exactly what I made this year with my dinosaurs cake. If you have been a reader of The Exploring Family for a while you will know that I enjoy making birthday cakes. Sure you can go out and buy a cake, but why do that when you create your own easy dinosaur cake.

Gradually add EIGHT cups of powdered sugar, one cup at a time, mixing on low speed to combine each cup before adding more. Work your way up to medium speed, scraping the sides as needed and mixing until all sugar is combined and the frosting is dry and somewhat stiff.I made this dinosaur birthday cake for a 4-year-old boy, but the design is both versatile and impressive enough to be a first birthday cake, for toddlers, and even older kids. This is because once I started painting with the blue sparkle gel, some areas were mushed down quite a lot under the paintbrush. Once I finished the head, Icovered it with royal icing and then I rolled out some green fondant and used a cobblestone texture mat to add some texture to the fondant.

There’s something about golden dinosaurs that just makes us swoon! Paired with the rustic-style piping and simple greenery, this cake is a real winner. (via Bon Vivant Cakes) Time to hatch I am not going to lie, there were some pretty impressed little boys and little girls at the birthday celebration who loved this triceratops dinosaur birthday cake. I had several requests to make it for their parties as well. Predators don’t come much prettier than this! With yellow spots and a miniature party hat, we’re totally obsessed with this dreamy-hued dino. (via Kara’s Party Ideas) Ready to pounceWe love this very impressive dinosaur cake with peachy colours that really make it pop. (via My Two Sweetie Pies) Scaled-down and simple Take giant dinosaurs and make them mini! These colourful dino cupcakes are ridiculously cute. (via Kara’s Party Ideas) Choc-o-saurus Attach all pieces with frosting to keep in place. Next I tinted the frosting green and covered the entire dinosaur. There were a lot of crumbs in the frosting, so I then piped in the stars all over (with a size 21 tip, but you can use smaller.) The birthday boy absolutely loved his cake! His dad told me he didn’t want anybody cutting the cake. I was glad to have made someone smile on their special day. Coolest Homemade 3D Dinosaur Birthday Cake for a 4 Year Old