The recipe conveniently called for a frozen pound cake which needed to thaw out. While that happened, I took the opportunity to prepare the other items. The kids loved the dirt which was really crushed chocolate graham crackers.
The frosting went on along with the yummy treats to make up the windows, tires, lights and other bulldozer components.
It turned out much smaller than what I imagined, but it was perfect for our small party. It served 10 people.
The best part was my son's face when he saw it... he said "Wow, a twack!" Tomorrow I will try to do a wrap-up of his birthday party to include all the crafts. The tool belt favors were a huge hit!
9 comments:
It's so cute. My how crafty you are. No way would I take on that project myself.
The cake turned out adorable!!!
this is fabulous! I emailed the link to my friend Kim at MomTriedIt.net
She and her son love things like this. Great work!
She has a meme called Try and Tell Tuesday you could link this too as well.
That is SUPER cool! Way to go Mom!
Super cute! Way to go!
The first thing I thought when your photo uploaded was "Oh my gosh, that is the cutest thing ever!" My son would absolutely love this for his 4th b-day party and I am DEFINITELY going to have to do this! Thank you for your inspiration and for linking up to Homemaker Monday!
Wow! It turned out great! :)
I love that cake! It's just amazing. :)
Hi, Pati
I'm also a cake decorator(self-taught) and I love your bulldozer cake, too cute, you did a great job.
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