Fairy Teapot House Cake

My husband’s boss had a birthday the other day, and I baked her a small oval cake that I decorated with flowers. When I made her cake, there was leftover of batter, so I baked it in a half sphere pan that I had. I decorated it as a fairy teapot house cake 😀

You can make this cake as well, am sure!

All you need is (to make it easier) a Wilton ball/round shaped cake pan, and use only one half of the pan. Obviously if you are already awesome in carving a cake to shapes, you can bake square, rectangular or round cake, turn them into a sphere shape yourself instead getting various pans, molds, utensils and gadgets 😁

You can bake with any kinds of cake flavor you like, mine was vanilla, with vanilla buttercream.

The cake then was covered with white fondant, which is easily obtained from any cake and art supplies stores or even at grocery stores. Of course you can prepare it yourself as well, from scratch! They are available in many colors, or you can grab white one and color it yourself (with food color) as you need it.

From there on, to make handle, spout, curtain, faeries and decorations, they were all made with fondant as well.

For the face of the faeries, I drew them with edible pen.

Easy peasy 😊

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Fairy Teapot House Cake

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Instructions

• All you need is (to make it easier) a Wilton ball/round shaped cake pan, and use only one half of the pan. Obviously if you are already awesome in carving a cake to shapes, you can bake square, rectangular or round cake, turn them into a sphere shape yourself instead getting various pans, molds, utensils and gadgets 😁
• You can bake with any kinds of cake flavor you like, mine was vanilla, with vanilla buttercream.
• The cake then was covered with white fondant, which is easily obtained from any cake and art supplies stores or even at grocery stores. Of course you can prepare it yourself as well, from scratch! They are available in many colors, or you can grab white one and color it yourself (with food color) as you need it.
• From there on, to make handle, spout, curtain, faeries and decorations, they were all made with fondant as well.
• For the face of the faeries, I drew them with edible pen.