Bubble Bath Bath Doll Decorating Cake
by Food·Color
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
2h
Serving
2
It’s been a long time since I made a decorated cake and I was too lazy to toss. Seeing that his birthday is approaching, I finally decided to make a birthday cake. The point is to use up those boxes and the dolls used to make cakes. So, let's pick up the decoration in the future.
In fact, I don’t have any inspiration at all. I think it takes too much effort to mount clothes for the doll, and I usually don’t care about the style of the clothes. When I was struggling, I suddenly remembered that there was a doll cake in a bubble bath. Quickly search for a circle, immediately finalize, and make a bubble bath doll.
You don’t need too many tools, just two round spouts of the same size and size. If you don’t have one, you can cut the piping bag into small and large spouts for use. There is only one round flower mouth, so you can just cut the piping bag into a small mouth for the running water "pulling noodles". And the bottom surface will eventually be covered up, so don't worry about being too unfamiliar. Some people say that the most difficult thing is to make the "ramen noodles" run in a water-like state. Think about it, it takes a bit of effort to arrange the noodles evenly and neatly. But why must the rows be so neat? The water splashes are overflowing, and the bath is originally a messy scene. As long as it doesn't make a mess, there is really no need to make it so neat. So "Ramen noodles" is not too difficult.
Just do it according to your own ideas. The hands have grown a lot, and the cream is a little overwhelmed when the noodles are wiped, and it is much better when the noodles are "raised." Layer by layer, pull out irregular splashes, and finally pile up white bubbles with a round mouth spout, but the bubbles have not been piled to the expected fullness. The cream is used up, and I don’t bother to pass that little bit of cream. That’s it. It's over. . . . . "
In fact, I don’t have any inspiration at all. I think it takes too much effort to mount clothes for the doll, and I usually don’t care about the style of the clothes. When I was struggling, I suddenly remembered that there was a doll cake in a bubble bath. Quickly search for a circle, immediately finalize, and make a bubble bath doll.
You don’t need too many tools, just two round spouts of the same size and size. If you don’t have one, you can cut the piping bag into small and large spouts for use. There is only one round flower mouth, so you can just cut the piping bag into a small mouth for the running water "pulling noodles". And the bottom surface will eventually be covered up, so don't worry about being too unfamiliar. Some people say that the most difficult thing is to make the "ramen noodles" run in a water-like state. Think about it, it takes a bit of effort to arrange the noodles evenly and neatly. But why must the rows be so neat? The water splashes are overflowing, and the bath is originally a messy scene. As long as it doesn't make a mess, there is really no need to make it so neat. So "Ramen noodles" is not too difficult.
Just do it according to your own ideas. The hands have grown a lot, and the cream is a little overwhelmed when the noodles are wiped, and it is much better when the noodles are "raised." Layer by layer, pull out irregular splashes, and finally pile up white bubbles with a round mouth spout, but the bubbles have not been piled to the expected fullness. The cream is used up, and I don’t bother to pass that little bit of cream. That’s it. It's over. . . . . "
