Cast a spell with the Sanderson Sisters’ Hocus Pocus cake. Image courtesy of Debbie Morrow, All Rights Reserved.
After years of watching my aunt make some amazing fondant cakes, my daughter and I thought we’d give it a try. But, instead of store bought fondant, we decided to make our own. It was less expensive, tasty, and easy to make.
This Hocus Pocus Spell Book, is the second fondant cake we’ve ever made. The first was a five-layer Pusheen Cake, that took 9 hours to make, because of so many trials and errors. But that conversation is for another post.
If you are looking for a super easy Halloween cake, this is the one for you. I’ve made this cake twice over the years and one of the first tips I have to offer is: Make sure you make your edible objects a few days before (or purchase them) and give yourself enough time to put it together. I had to rush to make this cake before our Halloween Bash, and I can see ever flaw – but my guests loved it. I had to put this together in about an hour’s time. I seriously would have liked another half hour to perfect the cauldron walls, smoothing them out. But it worked. Continue reading →
This cookie cake was simple and a huge hit will all the guest. Image courtesy of Debbie Morrow.
This is the last installation in the Minecraft Madness series. We’ve gone over an easy game to make, our gaming trailer rental, schedule and glitches, food presentation, DIY favors, and more. You’ll find many different printables on each of the posts within this series.
For part 5, we’ll go over the Minecraft cake, decorating ideas and other printable/idea links that were helpful.
The Cake
Made from a cookie cake recipe, it was topped with green frosting and chocolate bars broke into bricks for the eyes, nose/mouth.
Since so much effort was put into decorations, appetizers, and snacks, it was the perfect ending to an amazing spread of food.
More Inspirational Minecraft(MC)
I’m sure most people reading the MC Madness series are either interested in throwing a party or making something cool for your loved one. After looking at a plethora of pins, images, and more, I can guarantee a mind or two has been swimming from all the possibilities. Yet, below are a few more ideas worth mentioning:
A visually appealing way to hand out TNT. Thanks to Rainy Hot Coupons at Buzzfeed.
Don’t forget to deck the bathroom out with Minecraft items as well! Image courtesy of Debbie Morrow. All rights reserved.
Instead of giving grab bags, have your guests make their own! Image and tutorial from Catch My Party on Buzzfeed.
Light up your party room with these homemade torches. Directions can be found by Sev_Scorch at Instructables.com
Having a Minecraft Easter Hunt? These DIY Creeper eggs work well. Image/directions courtesy of Katie Stiles on Instructables.com
Dollar store black hats can easily be transformed into Enderman or Creepers. The same can technique can be used for towels. Image courtesy of Pie Popper on Instructables.com
Want to make your party over-the-top? Make this giant robot creeper that actually moves remotely! Directions seem pretty easy by Teisha on Instructables.com
Not overdosed with Minecraft info yet? Check out the links below for more MC printables,ideas, and even coding classes for Minecraft too!
My first attempt at making chocolates will be used for two cauldron cakes at the Halloween Bash. Photo courtesy of Debbie Morrow.
I’ve always been curious on how hard it would be to make those homemade chocolates. Since I decided to make 2 cauldron cakes for my upcoming Halloween Bash, I needed some body parts and gruesome edibles to hang out of the pot.
Since Gummi Bears are pretty tasteless, I chose to try my hand at candy making. They are not perfect, but sticking out of a cauldron surrounded by other scary edibles, I think they’ll work.