A few years ago I bought this guitar cake pan to make husband this cake for his 22nd birthday! It turned out to be a wise investment...
I was also able to make Creighton's puppy dog cake using it!Step 1: Make 2 guitar cakes. These ones are red velvet with a cream cheese filling.
Step 2: From one cake, remove the neck of the guitar, slide the top part back (whatever it's called) and carve an angle into it.
Step 3: Add the paws. They are Hostess Snowballs.
Step 4: Frost your puppy whatever color you want to!
Step 5: Using a "grass" tip, create hair for the dog. This does not take any skill-dog hair is messy and matted anyway. The messier-the more life-like!
Step 6: Give your puppy eyes, a nose (milk-dud), and tongue (air-head, not pictured). And don't forget his doggie house and a few bones to snack on! (Oh yeah, the ears Cason shaped from paper and I frosted...NOT edible)
So glad the puppy cake turned out... I am looking forward to seeing what else I am able to turn a guitar into!
Step 2: From one cake, remove the neck of the guitar, slide the top part back (whatever it's called) and carve an angle into it.
Step 3: Add the paws. They are Hostess Snowballs.
Step 4: Frost your puppy whatever color you want to!
Step 5: Using a "grass" tip, create hair for the dog. This does not take any skill-dog hair is messy and matted anyway. The messier-the more life-like!
Step 6: Give your puppy eyes, a nose (milk-dud), and tongue (air-head, not pictured). And don't forget his doggie house and a few bones to snack on! (Oh yeah, the ears Cason shaped from paper and I frosted...NOT edible)
So glad the puppy cake turned out... I am looking forward to seeing what else I am able to turn a guitar into! 
You are hands down the most creative person I know!! I love it!! And A very Happy Birthday to Creighton!!
ReplyDeleteWow...I'm in shock at how fabulous that cake is! You did a fantastic job! Hope the birthday boy had a fabulous day!!
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