Lady and The Tramp Backpack

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Place some heart-shaped sprinkles around your piping for a little additional romance! More Cake Tutorials Chilling your cake is important here so that in your next step, your buttercream isn’t a smudged mess. Fill in the colors of the scene, starting with the lightest colors. Once done, if desired, dip a clean food-safe paintbrush until your bottle of blue gel and paint a stripe for Lady’s collar. Press gold flakes beneath it for the tag. All of step #4 took me about 30 minutes. To make this design, you’ll of course need a cake. When I’m more focused on decorating a cake, I’ll buy a cake box mix and use that as my base. If you’re looking for a homemade white frosting to coat this one, my vanilla buttercream would be great here!

Meanwhile, size and print the meatball scene from Lady and the Tramp to cover the middle third of your cake. It helps to print an image with a stronger contrast (or boost it yourself on Canva or even Microsoft Word) so you can more easily see the lines when you go to trace them.

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And edible glitter is so fun! I get mine from Bakell. While I didn’t use that here, you definitely could. Who doesn’t love a little sparkle?! I now regret not adding more to this cake… Steps for Making this Lady and the Tramp Cake

There are few movie moments more iconic than the famous dinner scene from Lady and the Tramp. You know the one, where romance blossoms over a plate of spaghetti and meatballs. While not the most realistic love story, I figured a Lady and the Tramp cake *would* be pretty cute nonetheless. So here with a cake decorating tutorial in time for Valentine’s Day, I’m sharing tips on making this Lady and the Tramp cake! While it’s certainly detailed, it actually took under an hour to create that design on top. I’ll show you how you can recreate this cake, too! Preparing to Make Your Own Lady and the Tramp Cake Looking for a cake design with fewer steps or tools? My textured buttercream cake tutorial is one you can recreate at home in under half an hour. And you only need three piping tips (or fewer – tweak it with whatever tools and piping tips you already have!). Read more about it here.It has strips of brown leather with metal pieces on the bottom so the bag can easily sit flat without messing up the pattern. Add 1/4 tsp of powdered sugar and 1/2 tsp of clear extract to each of these bowls. Combine all ingredients together in your respective containers with the food safe paintbrush you plan to use for each of the colors. Add more powdered sugar or extract to each bowl as needed to achieve a paste-like consistency. Compare your food gel colors to your original printed image and lighten or darken as needed. Your design will not be large, so you don’t need a ton of paint here; a little goes a long way.