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Friendly Lion Cake
Use different piping techniques and colored icings to realistically detail a Friendly Lion Pan cake. Further define features and limbs with outlines created with our No. 3 Round Decorating Tip and black icing.
Clowns Are This Much Fun! Cake
Make one single-serve Clowns are This Much Fun Cake for each party guest or make just one as a special treat for the guest of honor and make a larger cake to serve to the party guests. Either way, everyone will have a ball!
Clowns Keeping Cool Ice Cream Sundae
Top a scoop of ice cream with a clown figure formed with Candy Melts, candy pieces, and a Small Derby Clown pick. Perfect for kids’ summer birthdays, these sundaes get everyone clowning around!
Coolest Cap Gelatin
We think it’s hard to top this happy-hued hat! Piped-icing swirls and confetti sprinkles from our Flowerful Medley 6-Mix Sprinkle Assortment turn orange gelatin molded in our Party Hat Pan festive.
Rainbow Hat Cake
This crazy cap is easier to make than you think. Use a No. 18 Open Star Decorating Tip and star and pull-out star piping techniques to cleverly convert a Party Hat Pan cake into a clown-worthy topper.
The Beat Goes On Cake
Serve this marching-band drummer at post-parade parties. Use vibrantly hued icings and candies to turn a Teddy Bear with Block Pan cake into a happy-faced musician.
A Clown's Surprise! Cake
A Clown’s Surprise is a delightful cake for any children’s party. Transform a cake baked with the Little Hero pan into a clown by adding a cookie hat and attaching balloons with curling ribbon.
Strike Up The Band! Cake
Bang the drum brightly! Turn a Friendly Lion Pan cake into a musically inclined clown using cookie additions and plenty of perky piped-icing details.
Rising Stars Cake
Our Party Hat Pan provides a foundation for creating hats for clowns, wizards and party animals. Build up brims and pompoms with white-icing rosettes created with our Number 21 Open Star Decorating Tip.
Painting Details in Lollipop Molds
Adding color details to candies makes them more realistic and much more fun! For large areas of color, it's best to paint the melted candy right in the mold before the whole candy is molded using a decorator brush. Or, for very small details like vines, mouths and messages, melted candy should be piped onto molded candies using a parchment bag with a small hole cut in the tip.
Dapper Teddy Brownie
Creating these finely dressed figures is a breeze! Start with a 9 in. x 13 in. x 2 in. Sheet Pan of brownies and use our Bear Stencil-A-Cookie set and Ready-to-Use Cookie Icings to shape and decorate a bunch of bears.
