Unique Baby Shower Cakes and Ideas

Unique baby shower cakes and ideas to use at your baby shower! Take a look below at our belly cake section of the cake gallery. You can also view different categories by clicking on the edible cake index link below. If you end up making a cake and would like to share pictures with us, you can do here.

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Purple Lace Belly Cake	Polka Dot Belly Cake	Pink and White Belly Cake
Pink Polka Dot Cake	Chocolate and Blue Belly Cake

First we used a cup cake pan to make the chest part.

We used the Wilton Soccer pan to make the belly.

We iced the cake with homemade white buttercream icing. Then we used white fondant to make the dress. We added a black fondant bow and black detailing around the top. We used flesh colored fondant to make cleavage.

The fondant we used was homemade and actually taste better than the stuff you buy.

This is a sheet cake, The stomach is half of a ball pan and the boobs are two cup cakes. The cake was frosted in buttercream and the dress was made from fondant.

A quarter sheet cake is cut to look like the silohettte of a womans body. A second cake that is baked in a small glass mixing bowl is used for the belly and two hostess snowball cupcakes create the bust. Cover all with a flesh colored frosting and then cover with fondant to look like a dress. The rest is icing on the cake! A pearl necklace or bow or ruffles on the hem.....

Sometimes I put filling in the belly but I do not recommend anything red!

This was a Butter Pecan cake with cutard and chocolate filling. I started with a basic rectangular cake pan and baked my first cake. While that was cooling down I baked the "belly" which was a medium dome cake pan and the breasts which were small dome cake pans. Once all the cakes (4 in total) were cooled off, I used my leveled cake cutter and slit each cake in the middle filling them with chocolate first and custard ontop of it. (mmmmm...so good!) I used baby blue fondont to cover the rectangular cake. Once that was covered, I placed the belly cake and the breast cakes ontop of it, covering it with white fondant.

Tip: when using fondant, make sure you roll it out thick. By doing this it minimizes imperfections making the cake look flawless. I then added blue baby pins and soothers around it for the extra added touch. When everything was completed I made a shell border around the the cake.

I started with an 11 x 15 cake for the base and used my Betty Crocker Bake' n fill pan for the belly and bust. All were layered, filled with buttercream. I covered the entire torso with fondant and then added the fondant tank top and jeans. The snap and rivits on the jeans are made of gumpaste and then painted with edible luster dust. The sneakers, daisies and pacifier are all made of gumpaste.

This was my first attempt at making a fondant covered cake. I was impressed with the results. I got some of my ideas from the photos shared on this website. I used a soccer ball pan to make the tummy and a special can for making mini doll cakes or clown cakes for the boobs. It was pretty easy to create. The safety pins and rattle around the outside are made from molds and melted white chocolate.

I baked a strawberry cake from a large metal bowl for the belly and vanilla cake with the Wilton ball pan for the boobies. I then rolled out some light blue fondant and covered the whole thing, cut around edges and cut the skirt. I cut out white small polka dot for the booby part of the dress and larger polka dots for the skirt. I made a fondant bow and attached with water below the boobies. This was such a fun cake to make!

Take three cakes to form the body. Ice then make flesh color fondant for the chest and pink for the decorations and a bit of green for the leaves.

I used two 4 inch hemisphere cake pans and one 8 inch hemisphere cake pan to make this belly cake.

My creative baby shower cake was a carrot cake with a vanilla custard filling with a thin layer of vanilla buttercream under different colored fondant. Detailed Instructions and how-to-tips: This might sound strange but I started with the bust of this cake by baking in two ceramic cereal bowls and then baking the belly part of the cake in a large mixing bowl. I then dirty iced the whole thing. First I covered the bust with a skin tone colored fondant (which I colored myself) then I draped over the chocolate brown fondant to make it look like a shirt over a pregnant belly =] I then put the last few touches on the cake including the baby blue bow, the necklace with a "J" pendant for the babies first name and the ruffles on the top of the shirt. I also cut out baby blue umbrellas to place around the cake along with the words "BYE BYE TUMMY HELLO MOMMY". To finish it off I used a clothing steamer on the cake to make it nice and shiny! and I loooove how this cake turned out =] so i hope you do too!! =]

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