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Creative => How-To => Topic started by: Alison01326 on June 16, 2011, 18:22:58
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From spares and oddments, I have a two tier yellow sponge cake (as in set 4308) and cake stand.
In the set it comes with the small pink bows which would normally be on the back of a skirt (30 25 6590) and a bride & groom (30 80 6342). Pink is no good!!! I've scoured PlaymoDB and the alternative is white bows which may have to do.
Hsa anyone else been playing around with birthday cakes and can suggest an alternative decoration. It's a boy's birthday cake (we've got two of the hideous pink ones in the collection and need to redress the balance). I need something to stick in the top, too (I imagine the Christmas candles won't fit :()
I need to use Playmobil parts, rather than customise anything as I am so useless at making anything I may as well be wearing padded mittens to do the job.
Your suggestions all welcomed, please
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Darn, I was thinking this was going to be about real cake. Where is Andi these days anyway, I don't remember seeing him in a while?
On topic here - what about using some of the pieces from the micro sets? The pirate one would make for an interesting cake. They don't have the holes for the pins I think but they can be stuck on with a little tacky stuff. Other than that the birds, blue butterfly, or small blue rabbits are possibilities.
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Alison, perhaps you can try this bow, 30 25 6510 - Bow, ribbon (http://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30-25-6510), its a bit bigger than the red ones from the cake, and they dont have a point out to fit the hole in the cake, they have a hole like the cake, but perhaps you can place it with a little something, maybe a very small piece of bluetack, in place..
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Oooh, you guys are quick. Some excellent suggestions - thank you very much. Of course, I never get around to putting half of my ideas in practice, but at sometime between now and 26 October I will be creating a display including said cake and will photograph it.
I have plenty of birds, so will see how they look and will put an order for the bows and some pirate bits as whatever I don't use on the cake will always find a place within the collection. And if I have to stick things on permanently, I can always order more cake!!
Never thought of micro sets ::)
Oooh 'eck, I feel a spending spree coming on :o
PS Keep 'em coming everyone, the credit card's not out just yet :lol:
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Well Tim said it first but I was gonna say use some of the microset stuff.
Or some Santa's toys or a Xmas garland. Also flowers.... but if it is for a boy.... :-\
There is also a small yellow bow from the wedding theme if you are interested in bows.
For a boy just place a soccer ball on top and that's it! ;D
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We used a playmo groom and bride and a playmo cake on top of our wedding cake, there is a thread i made in 2010 with a pic but right now i cant find it !!!! :-[ :-[ :-[.... Actually they were slightly coustomes and we used bit and parts from the weddign theme ( my wife's favourite ) and we changed wigs so that the playmo klickies look more like us ./ we have some really nice pics of the wedding cake and i have kept these wedding klickies, both have some cake traces at the bottom of their feet !!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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We used a playmo groom and bride and a playmo cake on top of our wedding cake, there is a thread i made in 2010 with a pic but right now i cant find it !!!! :-[ :-[ :-[....
I'm sure we won't mind if you post pics again :D
For a boy just place a soccer ball on top and that's it! ;D
Noooooooooooo!!! We play rugby in our part of the world (Cornwall) so it would have to be the nearest thing there is to a rugby ball - the American football!! (30 62 7172)
Seriously off topic, but an interesting and little known fact that in spite of the Cornish "national" sport being rugby, it was the Cornish who first introduced the game of football to the Mexicans (and possibly from there to the whole of Latin America). Honestly, it's the truth ;D
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I'm sure we won't mind if you post pics again :D
Noooooooooooo!!! We play rugby in our part of the world (Cornwall) so it would have to be the nearest thing there is to a rugby ball - the American football!! (30 62 7172)
Seriously off topic, but an interesting and little known fact that in spite of the Cornish "national" sport being rugby, it was the Cornish who first introduced the game of football to the Mexicans (and possibly from there to the whole of Latin America). Honestly, it's the truth ;D
I will try and find them ;D
Ref to football , as far as i know, ancient greeks invented it...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football)
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Well this will get confusing seeing as each half of the world use the term "Football" for two completely different games 8}
I think a soccer or football on top of the cake will not look right. Imagine a real cake with a normal sized sports ball on top :hmm:
I say you use the micro pieces
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I think it's only the US that has the version we call football; to everyone else, what we call soccer is football, right? Interestingly, here in the US, a soccer ball cake is more likely to be a girl's cake.
Back on topic, I agree that micro figures could be great for decorating the cake! That's a really good idea.
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Alison,
Either Klickies with boy stuff or micros sound great!
We had a blast putting the flowers on my son's wedding cake....but your son definitely is not ready for this yet! The Klickies did work very well on a cake; just put a small white piece of cardboard under them to keep them out of the cake and give them a solid base.
TTFN, Pgal :wave:
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Also flowers.... but if it is for a boy.... :-\
I don't know Gaston, I sure enjoyed eating all the candy roses! :lol:
Joe
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I don't know Gaston, I sure enjoyed eating all the candy roses! :lol:
Joe
oh that's true... I always imagined real flowers but sugar flowers would be cool for boys too... they can eat the whole thing! :lol:
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I thought this was about decorating a plastic playmobil cake ???
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I thought this was about decorating a plastic playmobil cake ???
So did I...How about for a playmobil cake the ball from this set:
http://playmodb.org/setpics/5789.jpg
It could pass for a cricket ball. ???
naflibomyalp
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I thought this was about decorating a plastic playmobil cake ???
That is what we're talking about.
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May I suggest taking a leaf out of Karim's book and make a playmo sized cake out of clay (fimo, sculpey eyc). I have made one just to try and it was great fun.
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Yes, it's so easy to make one. I've made miniature cakes and pies and such before I was ever into collecting playmobil... though come to think of it, they are about that scale. I should find them.
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Yes, it's so easy to make one. I've made miniature cakes and pies and such before I was ever into collecting playmobil... though come to think of it, they are about that scale. I should find them.
:picsplz:
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:-[ Well, they're not all that good... I was a kid when I did them. :!: I should make some more!
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:-[ Well, they're not all that good... I was a kid when I did them. :!: I should make some more!
Yes please! ;D