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Wilton goes back to the 3rd grade
Since my son’s birthday is in July, he misses out on celebrating it at school. The teachers usually let them pick any day they want during the year to be there “school birthday”. This yea Royal decided he wanted it to be on the last day of school. As if this time of year is not crazy enough lol
I decided to just do cupcakes. It was the least mess and hassle for the teacher and I of course am a considerate mom
The only thing about this is I hate to frost them and I am still in the learning stages with pastry bag. I took a few classes for it this year so while I am not horrible at it, there is still plenty of room for improvement.
I didn’t want to do anything to time consuming but I also wanted them to be cute. I had a bunch or Wilton Cupcake Wraps left over from a previous project so I figured I would just use those up. I also knew that I wanted to fill the cupcakes just for a little fun. I had never filled a cupcake before so I was a little nervous but it turned out being very simple.
Easter Bunny Cake with Printable Template
I have said many times in my life that I am a cook, not a baker. I don’t consider myself creative by any means. I had an itch to make something special for my sons. While searching the internet for a Bunny cake, I decided on the one below. For my first try, I was so happy with how it turned out. Many thanks to my Mother-In-Law and Grandmother-In-Law for making sure we didn’t have to eat it alone! Customize this cake with your favorite frosting, cake and accessories. The decorating was much easier than I had anticipated.
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Tools:
(2) 8 inch round caking pans
A serrated knife
Printed Carving Template
Ingredients:
(1) Box of Cake Mix (Duncan Hines Devil’s Food)
(2) 12 oz Cake Frosting (Duncan Hines Cream Cheese)
Decorating:
Wilton Sprinkles Blue and Pink
Wilton Sparkle Gels Pink, Red and Blue
Wilton Ready-to-Use Icing Red and Green
1 Mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
4 Black Jelly Beans
Directions:
1. Spray your pans lightly with a non stick spray
2. Prepare your cake as directed on the box.
3. Allow your cakes to cool completely before you attempt to cut them
4. One of your cakes will be the Bunnies face.
5. Print and cut out your Template. (Link above)
(CLICK ANY IMAGE TO ENLARGE)
- You only need the center of the template. Cut your cake along the edges of the template.
- Fit your 4 pieces together like pictured. You will have yourself a cute little bunny taking shape.
- Competely cover your cake with your favorite frosting.
- Ears: I made an outline with Sparkle Gel and filled it in with pink sprinkles.
- Outline the bow tie with blue Sparkle Gel
- Fill your bow tie in with Blue Sprinkles
- Use 3 black (or any color you want) for the center of your bow tie.
- Press them down gently just so they are secured in place.
- Put 2 circles for eyes using the Ready-To-Use icing. Cut a jelly bean in half and gently press it into the center to complete the eyes.
- Place a mini peanut butter cup upside down with a little red icing on top for the nose.
- Just a closer look.
- Draw on some whiskers and a mouth with red Sparkle Gel. Mine looks more like a cat but I was happy!
- My Mother-In-Law cutting it up! NOOOOO :)
- Ready to eat!
- My MIL stole the black jelly beans on the eyes! The cake was a HIT!






















