How to make a Princess Doll Cake

Making a princess doll cake can be simple fun and easy. It's the perfect cake for your little princess. Here are a few Princess Cake Tutorials that I have made in the last few years that you will love to use as a guide for your next cake. These are fairly simple and you don't need to be any special skills to make these. And, if you follow any of these three videos here, you will be surprised how simple and easy these are. 

I recently made my first Princess Cake which leads to two more Princess cake orders. It was so much fun to make a princess cake. All the girly details.
One of you had a request on how to make a Princess Cake so I thought, well; let's do it with this one. So I took a video for you.
Mind you its just a simple video. I do not have fancy camera settings and lights. And I'm still just one year into making cakes but I love sharing with you what I am learning, so I apologize that's it's not a professional video. I still hope you will find it useful though

How to make a princess cake

How to make a lace-inspired princess cake

How to make a fondant princess cake

Some more princess cakes for your inspiration

Last week I made these two princess cakes -  They were for two best friends celebrating their birthday together

I'm in the Princess Cake zone recently as I have two more Princess Cakes this week too. My first video on how to make a Princess cake has almost 600,000 views and received so many comments and thank you emails. It really made me happy.

Some details for you

• One cake is my Chocolate Cake - Delicious on its own recipe. and the other was my Simple Moist Chocolate Cake both were layered with Velvet Buttercream and decorated with Homemade Fondant Sugar Paste.
• I had frills made with the Garatte frill cutter. The other had frills made with a large circle cutter. I made Pearl necklaces for both
• One had short flared sleeves. The other had snug sleeves to contract against the large flare dress. The Purple had a bow on the back
• Of course, I have shared with you a video on how to make a Princess doll as well as two blog post on how to make a Princess cake. One is a Pink Pleated Princess cake and a Lace Inspired Princess cake

These were for a pair of twins. Last year I made them a castle cake and this year they choose these lovely princess cakes

Some details for you

• Both of these are my Vanilla Creme cake with Velvet American Buttercream and my Homemade Fondant Sugar Paste Recipe. 
• Both the dresses from the back are simple with tiny flowers and borders.
• This pink dress is embossed but not lustered so the embossing is very subtle.  I used the lace as a border for this dress too.
• Of course, I have shared with you a video on how to make a Princess doll as well as two blog post on how to make a Princess cake. One is a Pink Pleated Princess cake and a Lace Inspired Princess cake

How to make a Princess Doll Cake

Author: Veena Azmanov

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Prep Time: 1 hr

Cook Time: 1 hr 30 mins

1 hr 30 mins

Total Time: 4 hrs

Calories: 275kcal

Adjust Servings Here: 18 servings

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Making a princess doll cake can be simple fun and easy. It’s the perfect cake for your little princess. Here are a few Princess Cake Tutorials that I have made in the last few years that you will love to use as a guide for your next cake. These are fairly simple and you don’t need to be any special skills to make these.

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Conversions Used

1 lb = 453 grams, 1 cup = 240 ml, 1 stick = 113g, 1 tbsp= 15 ml, 1 tsp= 5 ml,

Ingredients 

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• ▢ 1 Cake (made in doll pan)
• ▢ 500 grams Buttercream Frosting
• ▢ 500 grams Marshmallow fondant

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Instructions

PREPARE

• Bake Cake in one 6" ball pan and one 6" round cake - see 30 plus layer cake recipes here
• Cool cakes completely before decorating.
• Prepare filling and frosting - see 30 plus frosting recipes here
• Prepare simple syrup

DECORATE

• Torte cake sphere in half
• Brush each layer with simple syrup
• Stack the cake layers on the cake board - spreading a generous amount of frosting between each layer.
• Place in the fridge for 15 minutes so they layers do not move.
• If you plan to use a doll with legs - hollow out the top end of the skirt making space for the doll legs (alternatively you can just use the top half of the doll body)
• Then frost the cake with chocolate ganache or more buttercream - use a spatula to smooth the layers.
• Chill the cake in the fridge for an hour of more so the ganache sets firm

COVER WITH FONDANT

• Brush the cake lightly with water - wipe off any excess
• Roll white fondant and cover the cake smoothing all around -
• Cut off any excess.

FOLLOW THE REST OF THE TUTORIAL AS SHOWN IN THE RESPECTIVE VIDEOS BELOW

• Fondant Princess Cake made with Fondant - video above
• Lace inspired Princess Cake made with Sugar Lace - video above
• Fondant billow Princess Cake - video above

Recipe Notes & Tips

THIS POST HAS THREE PRINCESS VIDEOS IN THIS POST..
One made with Fondant and fondant lace.
Made with lace using Sugar lace
Made with fondant below. A very popular technique in trend

Nutrition Information

Calories: 275- kcalCarbohydrates: 47- gProtein: 1- gFat: 10- gSaturated Fat: 2- gCholesterol: 17- mgSodium: 191- mgPotassium: 80- mgFiber: 1- gSugar: 40- gVitamin A: 26- IUCalcium: 15- mgIron: 1- mg

The nutrition information and metric conversion are calculated automatically. I cannot guarantee its accuracy. If this data is important to you please verify with your trusted nutrition calculator. Thank you

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