This Naughty Elves Cake is made up from stacking cake squares together and topping it off with cake cooked in mini bowls. It's glued together with apricot jam and then rolled in fondant. The extra cake was mixed with melted cooking chocolate and chocolate sauce to create a sticky base. |
Next, I cut out the windows and stuck on the door. For all the lines and markings I used a toothpick. A toothpick is also holding the elves together as it was made in different pieces and glued together with sugar glue. The legs, shoes, and body - split into lower body. The upper body which included the neck, head, hair with the ears and nose were also glued. I used the back of the glue to make my bucket shape and then again used toothpicks to carve out some shape.
This Naughty Elves Cake is made up from stacking cake squares together and topping it off with cake cooked in mini bowls. It's glued together with apricot jam and then rolled in fondant. The extra cake was mixed with melted cooking chocolate and chocolate sauce to create a sticky base.
Next, I cut out the windows and stuck on the door. For all the lines and markings I used a toothpick. A toothpick is also holding the elves together as it was made in different pieces and glued together with sugar glue. The legs, shoes, and body - split into lower body. The upper body which included the neck, head, hair with the ears and nose were also glued. I used the back of the glue to make my bucket shape and then again used toothpicks to carve out some shape.
**Tip - put the paint in the bucket before putting the handle on - I got very irritated with myself doing it the other way around - eventually took it off - stubborn I know. Loads of fun and really very proud of my Naughty Elves Cake creation.
Submitted by Tammy Mc Arthur from South Africa.
This cake is such a fun and creative idea. There are lots of fun bright colors and intriguing shapes. The pops of red and green (which in color theory are contrasting colors, thus making them appealing) pair nicely with the contrast white and brown. The use of varying mushroom heights is an effective creative choice that allows for variety in mushroom design and allows viewers to see more of each mushroom. You can tell the amount of effort that went into this cake by looking at the custom shaping of the mushroom houses and elves. Thank you to our creative viewer Tammy Mc Arthur from South Africa, who made this cake.
This naughty elves cake can work as a theme for various parties. This would work for an elf on the shelf or silly elf on the shelf party, and would work for a fairy garden party.