Mermaid Cakes

Mermaid cakes are perfect for little girls. Many adore Little Mermaid, a Disney character that has been around for years.
Little Mermaid Cake |
I used melted Merckens chocolate to draw the characters to use as decorations for this cake. An easy idea for making a Little Mermaid Cake. |
Submitted by Lauren Stockly from Montrose, CA |
Mermaid Lagoon Cake |
To make this three layer cake, I used two white cake mixes. I made the mermaid first by sculpting her body and arms. With a sculpting tool, I put lines on her tail for the scales. I painted her tail with sparkle powder purple and teal. Her top was colored with the same sparkle powder. I then made all the other creatures and seaweed for the cake. I made the shell on top and powdered the pearl with the pink sparkle powder. The rest of the fondant was colored teal and blue. I mixed it together and left some of it unmixed completely to give a marble look to it. I covered the cake with a buttercream layer and then put the fondant on top, molding to each layer. Next, I added the sea life and mermaid. Her hair was added on last. I took a small paint brush and added her eyes and the octopus' eyes. The girls loved it and didn't want to cut it, so I offered to take off the mermaid and I think she is still in the freezer today. I was pleased everyone was excited about it and it tasted good, too. |
Submitted by Jolene Hall from Fort Worth, TX |
Mermaid Cake |
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Submitted by Margie F from Charles Town, WV |
Mermaid Cupcake |
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Submitted by Linda Lees |
Little Mermaid and Flounder Cake |
The decoration of the cake was done with fondant with Sugar in the Raw used as sand. The faces were drawn in with cake markers. |
Submitted by Jenni Friedman from West Hartford, CT |
Mermaid Tiered Cake |
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Submitted by Erin McLees from Wisconsin |
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