The plan was to serve a chocolate sheet cake and also make mini cupcakes for the kids. Somehow, it turned into a chocolate sheet cake and this Spongebob Squarepants cake for the kids. Even though I have zero cake decorating experience (I mean, I've FROSTED a cake before, but nothing like this) I decided it would be a good idea for me to make this cake for an audience of 30 people. Never one to be spontaneous, I made this cake on Thursday for a trial run. I think it turned out okay. It was definitely a learning process. For those of you out there that are big Spongbob haters (and for such a dumb yellow sponge, he can really get people fired up!) you will be pleased to know that not only will we be cutting up and eating him, we will also be smashing to bits a pinata that is identical to this cake. Jonathan was very upset with the pink tongue. He said, Oh, Mama! My boyfriends are not going to like that pink! I told him that I was just following the directions, and that he should call them his friends that are boys. He just gave me a blank stare.
So, hopefully, my real Spongebob cake will be a success. I am hoping for better than this first one but also really praying that it won't be worse!
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you made that???? I'd say you have natural talent...I can't imagine you making ANOTHER one!
WOW! THAT'S AMAZING!! It looks great...like a professional did it! Great job! I'll put in my order to you for my girl's cakes soon. :)
Spongebob looks fab (eventhough I am a hater!) I am actuallyin themidstof decorating Henry's Wall*E cake for his party tomorrow. Of all the cakes I've decorated he is the hardest I've done! I will let you know how he turns out!
Yeah, I made it and I am going to attempt another one right now! I am so nervous, cause this one actually counts. But it's just a kid's birthday cake, right? RIGHT???
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