Amscan 9913274 Blue'S Clues Birthday Candle

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Instead of just leaving it sit for 24 hours that if you freeze your cake it is much easier to ice and you can just brush crumbs off.

You can find Blues Clues-themed cake decorations at party supply stores, specialized baking supply stores, or online retailers. Blue and some of his closest BFFs make an appearance on this adorable, tiered cake! Blue, Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper, Paprika, Shovel, and Pail are all lined up to attend your little one’s birthday bash.

Many of the cake designs mentioned in this article can be achieved with basic baking skills. 3. How can I make the cake gluten-free or allergen-friendly? The best thing about making this Blues Clues cake was hearing my 3-year-old say with a big smile “I yike my Bues Cues cake mummy”. Next, everything has to be frosted and then layered with fondant. The mouth is an especially challenging bit, since Blue’s mouth is open, and you can see his tongue. This is some expert-level stuff. What to Look for in a Blues Clues Cake Yes, I know all their names. All these friendly faces have been made from modeling chocolate. I promise working with modeling chocolate isn’t as intimidating as it sounds. 5. Adorable Paw Print Birthday Cake

This was a 9×13 that I froze for easy cutting. I printed a picture of Blue from Blues Clues off the computer and used it as a template. Arrange the cake on a covered board (we used our cutting board and just covered it with Aluminum foil). Make sure all the pieces are touching properly. Their bodies were just basic ovals cut from the cake. The present in the middle was just an 8×8 square cake uncut. To ice the cake I simply made a lot of butter cream frosting, set aside equal parts in different bowls, and dyed each one as close as I could to what each dog looked like on the Blue’s Clues TV show. Then I just started icing the cake with a basic star pattern. The bow I used was a real oversized present bow. The show follows the adventures of Blues clues, a group of three children – one boy and two girls – who are detectives who solve mysteries in their hometown of Elwood City. I love the Blue’s Clues Cake + Cupcakes idea because a) it looks easy enough to replicate and b) you get cake AND cupcakes! I mean, talk about a bonus! Best Blue’s Clues Cake Ideas for Your Little OnesBlues Clues Birthday Cake is a cake that is decorated with images from the show. It was designed by Catherine McGovern, who voiced the character Sally since 1992, and made by Michael Symon, a chef at Handy Andy’s BBQ Joint in Cleveland, Ohio. Feel free to get creative and combine elements from different cake ideas to create a unique design. 5. How far in advance can I make a Blues Clues birthday cake?

The Blue’s Clues cake was iced in light blue. I cut out the spots and nose of the template and spray painted it blue. I used pink sprinkles for the tongue. I used marshmallows and junior mints for the eyes. This was for my daughters 3rd birthday and she LOVED the cake.

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This cake has 3 shades of blue to give off the ultimate Blue’s Clues look. The lettering, the decorations, Blue, and even the birthday number are all made with either blue fondant or blue buttercream. It might look hard to DIY, but I bet you could pull it off!

This is a cake that was created by the Blues Clues TV show. The cake was made by the show’s creator, Jim Jinkins, and it is decorated with an image of the Blues Clues house. The Blues Clues birthday cake has been a popular cake for many years now. It is easy to make and can be customized to fit different occasions. Cakes Blue's Clues Birthday Cakes CAKE #1 is very simple. It's one round cake and 4 cupcakes all frosted with blue To begin, bake your child's favorite cake flavor in a 9 x 13 rectangular pan according to directions. Cool, then run a knife around the edges and turn cake out onto a piece of aluminum foil lined cardboard, and then freeze for a few hours so that it's easier to work with.I used a Blues Clues face pan that I bought from a party city store. I made homemade icing and dyed it to a color blue. I added a bit more blue to some frosting I put on the side for the spots. I decorated the present with candy stars and then piped on my happy birthday message. I even found some bone-shaped candies to add to it. It took about 2 hours to decorate the whole thing. Arrange the cake pieces on a tinfoil-covered cutting board or work surface, using the tip of a sharp knife to add dimension by cutting away the mouth and nose detail.