Bass guitar cake

Mary Burroughs Cake Engineer Has decorated fondant cakes for 10 years. Holds a B.

Are you ready to rock the birthday stars' party with an easy DIY guitar cake?! Ideal for rock stars and musicians. It's our mission to make baking fun, easy, natural and inclusive, so every parent and child can successfully bake and enjoy the experience together even if they hate baking! Gluten-free, vegan-friendly and allergy-friendly alternatives are available. Note: You will need two rectangular cake boards to serve on as the cake is quite long.

Bass guitar cake

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Get Started. I can't wait until my next engineering cake challenge! I finished off the cake with marzipan turning screws, knobs, real guitar strings, frets, sound boards and other finishing details.

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To make this bass guitar cake, I took a 10 inch round cake and layered it with buttercream icing in the middle, then made fondant musical notes and a fondant bass guitar and put on top, I placed balls of fondant around the bottom of it to add color and definition to it. Average Rating. Click here to add your own comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. Simply click here to return to Guitar Cake.

Bass guitar cake

This life-size Bass Guitar cake was the most challenging cake I had made to date. The sister of the recipient requested that it be life-size and correct to the minutest of details. He was a member of a band and had been for the last 30 years, so his sister wanted something really special. I had to reproduce the guitar using photographs of the actual guitar and exact measurements given to me. I needed so much cake! I had to custom make the board so that it was strong enough to take the weight, which was tricky in itself. When I had cut out the cake in the shape of the guitar I had to painstakingly cover it in black fondant — which just has to be the hardest color to work with what with all the icing sugar marks! It took a long time to put together, roughly around 18 hours. I used strawberry liquorice laces for the guitar strings and then painted them silver with an edible lustre.

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I then covered the cake with chocolate ganache. I hope you enjoyed looking at my progress photos as much as I had fun making this challenging cake. Zoom in. I cut the neck and body separately so the neck would be slightly elevated from the bottom of the cake, like in a regular guitar. We're on a mission to make baking not only delicious, easy and fun but also sustainable and inclusive. This part was a little tricky and caused some of the fondant to bunch around the supports of the guitar stand. Gluten-free, vegan-friendly and allergy-friendly alternatives are available. Well that is how I made my standing bass guitar cake. Quantity Quantity. RSS Feed.

This bass guitar cake was made for a sixteenth birthday. I made four square cakes, cut them to look like a bass. The cake was caramel, with vanilla buttercream icing.

We are also proud to provide employment opportunities to people with disabilities. Our edible images make a fun novelty or simply peel them off before serving to keep the cake natural Learn more about the ingredients and allergy statements in your kit HERE. Next I filled the board with the cake lemon mmmm. I then placed the cake on the guitar stand. Thank you, Bake Believe! Next I placed modeling chocolate on the back of the neck to mimic the roundness of a real guitar neck. Cake Engineering. RSS Feed. We bought the gf mix and used dairy-free ingredients and it tasted delicious! This step didn't come easily because my airbrush decided to stop working on me. Well that is how I made my standing bass guitar cake. I then covered the cake with chocolate ganache. Product description. Holds a B.