Bursting with cuteness, this impressive creation proves there really is no age limit when it comes to dinosaur cakes. (via Cottontail Cake Studio) Stunning stegosaurus I really love this fun and tall design with some buttercream leaves, “dirt’, and chocolate eggs. Shark Dinosaur Cake Cake By @the_cakeasaurus I decided to do a dinosaur cake as my son is Dino mad. I used rice crispies for the tail and legs, 20in round cake tin for the body cut in half and a loaf tin for the head carved to the shaped I wanted. Also, I built his head up a bit till it was high enough.

With this dinosaur icing cake, you don’t have to worry one bit about having perfectly smooth frosting. So delightful. I love the balloon trend on the cakes. It really adds a festive touch to the cake! Dinosaur Lollipop Cake Cake By @rutabakery Shark dinosaur? So adorable. The perfect Discovery Shark Week cake! Tropical Dinosaur Cake Cake By @_heytherecupcake To help inspire their next dinosaur party, we’ve scoured the web to find the best dinosaur cakes around and put them in one mighty list.

I’d made a dozen “fancy” cakes before trying this one, and this was by far the most impressive to our guests. If you have been a reader of The Exploring Family for a while you will know that I enjoy making birthday cakes. Sure you can go out and buy a cake, but why do that when you create your own easy dinosaur cake. With three tiers and a life-like stegosaurus standing atop, it’s no wonder this beauty made our top dinosaur cake list. Absolutely incredible! (via De La Creme Creative Studio) It ain’t a real dino party unless the dinosaur cake topper is wearing a party hat too. (via @cakeygnome) Pastel paleontology Cut notches out of the second round cake for the cupcakes (to make the feet) and for the head to fit together

Any long treat could technically be attempted, like licorice, or even Nutter Butter bars pulled into two long halves. If you want them to come to the top edge of your cake, you’ll need to make each layer about 1.75 inches tall instead of the standard two inches. I baked one large round (in the largest round spring form pan) and one square. (I used 2 cake mixes.) Take the round and cut it in half and stand up the cake on the cut edges. I used bamboo skewers to hold the cakes together so they would stay standing. A Jurassic World Cake is perfect for older kids who are fans of the movie franchise. They tend to be a bit more detailed and realistic than the other cakes on this list. Dinosaur lovers will LOVE this cake with a cool waterfall! Dinosaur Drip Cake Cake By @cottonscakecreationsDinosaur themed party are so much fun, so I have included a dinosaur cake tutorial video and step by step instructions on how to make a dinosaur birthday cake. Every birthday boy or girl loves fancy cakes for their birthday so this is exactly what I made this year with my dinosaurs cake. Insert your plastic trees throughout the dirt, leaving room for your desired dinosaur figures. 8-12 trees should be plenty. Larger trees may need to be inserted deeper into the cake, leaving gaps; simply scoot some cookie dirt in to fill them. To make it look more realistic like rough rapids, I piped some additional white frosting using tip #7 from this Wilton kit I bought.

This exploding volcano cake is a great way to combine two of everyone’s favorite things – science and dessert! It’s perfect for birthday parties, classroom activities, or just a fun family night. And the best part is that it’s really easy to make – you just need a few simple ingredients. So get ready to have some erupting fun! Get the step by step tutorial from Paging Fun Moms here. Source: Paging Fun Moms 13. Dinosaur skeleton cake By the way – dinosaurs aren’t just for boys. I was a huge dinosaur nerd as a kid (maybe that’s where Hugo gets it from?). Very cute! The fondant details on the cake are so good. Dinosaur Birthday Cake and Cupcakes Cake By @butterbegoodcakes Cake By @butterbegoodcakes Once I finished the head, Icovered it with royal icing and then I rolled out some green fondant and used a cobblestone texture mat to add some texture to the fondant. My mom came to help me work out the waterfall’s look, but we had the entire thing done in less than three hours.Become a Grapeviner mum by joining one of our private Facebook Baby Groups and meet thousands of other Australian mums with kids the same age as yours all recommending their favourite baby products and unearthing hidden baby shops. And you can too! We want you to know Mix green food coloring into remaining frosting to the desired color. Using a #233 Wilton tip, pipe “grass” as desired over your dirt and around your trees. It’s okay for some of it to lay around the edges of the plunge pool as well. Bake your cakes/cupcakes as directed, and let cool completely. Cut one of the round cakes as shown to make the head. Trim the piece that you cut off to be shaped like the tail. More EASY Birthday Cake Ideas Unicorn Birthday Cake Kit Birthday Cake Kit Kate Birthday Cake Easy Homemade Thomas The Train Cake Thomas the Tank Engine Cake Birthday Party Ideas: Easy DIY Construction Cake Construction Party Cake