I hosted a 70’s Abba “you can dance” wii party last Friday! I’m going to share the party and my game review on Friday (it was a BLAST!). And of course I had to make a cake, so today I’m going to share it with you! How I made my Disco ball cake!
First put the two have circles together using ganache, place on a small cardboard cake circle and cover the cake with ganache!
Cover the cake with white fondant (I like Satin Ice) and smooth it out. I placed the cake on a cake turn table and slowly spin it while pressing slightly into the cake with a pizza cutter. This will create your horizontal lines. Be careful not to cut through the fondant and also don’t wait to long to do this so the fondant is sill soft and pliable.
Then taking a small tool of some kind (anything with a point will work) press slightly into the fondant and pull down creating your vertical lines. I did 1 row of lines at a time on the top and as I moved down the sides started doing 2-3 rows.
Finally I took out my edible airbrush paint and gun and went to town with the silver! I LOVE IT! It turned out great (and tasted even better!)
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Janel @ Hating Martha
Yes please! Can I just have a cake any ol’ time? Yes, yes I can. And I choose a Disco Ball Cake!
This is super fun!
Ashlee
Thanks so much! It was a pretty quick cake too, which is always nice. It’s good to have a cute cake you can throw together!
Kendra @ My Insanity
This is a little too Twilight Zone. Guess what I was making this weekend:
http://meandmyinsanity.com/2011/12/3d-roller-skate-and-disco-ball-cake.html
Ashlee
GAH! Just NOW catching up on comments from the last month! I totally saw that we posted our disco ball cakes on the same day! Totally crazy. I LOVE your cut out version, it must have taken SO long! But worth it, it looked great! I didn’t even THINK to do it that way. And the rollerskate turned out amazing too!
Kara
This is such a great idea. I love it! I am over visiting from Someday Crafts link party and am now your newest google follower 🙂 If you get a moment, I would love for you to check out my blog and follow back.
~Kara (www.petalstopicots.com)
Ashlee
thanks so much! I’m following you on facebook (they are getting rid of google friend connect I heard so that way I’ll be able to find you again!
Allison @ House of Hepworths
You are awesome so I featured you at my Hookin Up with HoH Party!
Feel free to stop by for a button if you’d like. 🙂
xoxo
Allison @ House of Hepworths
Ashlee
Thank you so much Allison!! I’m so glad you liked my cake!!! I drool every time you pull out your dremel!
Wes @ Birthday Party Ideas For Girls
Nicely done! I have added a link to this page on my blog. You can visit it here
Ashlee
Thanks so much!
Kara
Oh, no! Thanks for letting me know. I just followed you on Facebook too! I love your cakes!
Ashlee
I’ve been told that from multiple sources, but it hasn’t happened yet! I wonder if they’ll change their mind in the end. It’s kind of sad!
Angela
This is cute. With some modification, could it be turned into a DeathStar cake?
Ashlee
totally! Carve out a small circle, cover with fondant, make lines, paint in silver and add touches of black?
Carol
Hello great looking cake my daughter wants a disco ball for her birthday cake how o I ke the ball round
Ashlee Prisbrey
I use a wilton ball pan http://amzn.to/21CBeo5 for my round cakes. you can carve it yourself, but these pans are really very fast! how totally fun, what a great theme! Have fun!