I **really** don’t consider myself much of a baker. But I **do** know that I am crafty (well, you would hope so, running this blog!!!), so I am always looking forward to create fun cakes for my kids, that I consider to be relatively easy.. and that I genuinely believe most bakers – whether you love baking or hating – can achieve!!! The key to a fun cake is – to keep it SIMPLE. Oh and to cheat as much as possible. Enter today’s Pandacorn Cake for Beginners!!! My daughter asked for a Panda cake for her birthday.. which, though I am not keen on working with fondant icing, I though should be relatively easy. As started thinking about it in more detail, I thought, why make an ordinary panda cake…? When you can have a PANDACORN cake. Pandacorns are a “thing” don’t you know.

So the goal here was to combine two of my recent project to make a new project that is this "PANDACORN BOT" it works the same as before iteration but the only difference is the increase in height&length in the body and the addition of PANDACORN PCB in the front part. I assembled it with solder paste dispensing process and then flash the attiny13A with the main sketch using an Arduino as ISP Programmer setup and the badge was completed. Finally…. pop the horn and the flowers on the top of the pandacorn cake. And some of the side for decoration.. and done!! I hope you found this easy Pandacorn Cake for Beginners inspirational and that you will have a go. Remember: keep cake decorating simple. Don’t worry if you need to cheat. And just have a go!!!!!

This is the question our book seeks to come up with a solution for, and it does it in an entertaining series of questions and answers. The art is simple and colourful, and the text is very easy to read, meaning pretty much everyone can enjoy it.

I've designed this badge in such a way that the LEDs on the bottom side will be visible from the TOP side, Not LEDs exactly but their glow is visible through PCB as I've left an opening in the TOP solder mask area and soldered the LEDs inverted, so they would shine right through the fr4 board. On the front mounting pillar, I added two circles holding pillars that basically hold the pandacorn in its place as pandacorn has two huge holes on it which are like his ears but anyways, I used these holes to fix it on the pillar. So, basically, pandacorns are the cute, younger sibling of the grown-up and serious unicorn, and we thought it was likely that kids around the world might wonder how they could have a pandacorn as a pet. You can't just go down to the pet store and buy one, after all. So how do you get yourself a pandacorn? As soon as we opened the box, the twins were excited. The Rainbocorns Sequin Surprise was much bigger than I was expecting and there’s no way to tell, (that I could find) from the outside, which character you’re going to find inside. There are 13 to collect and they’re all pretty adorable, so I guess it doesn’t matter. So here we go…. how we made our Pandacorn Surprise Cake (you can leave the surprise bit out and just make the pandacorn cake for ease if you wish… but the surprise bit is actually easier than baking a big cake.. more on that below!).

It's an Attiny13A Powered PCB badge that drives 6 Blue LEDs with help of a simple Mosfet as switch setup. first would be the overall stability and alignment of motors, as you could see in the attached gifs, this robot is unable to take a straight path, this is because of misalignment of motor position. This badge is basically an Attiny13 controlling a mosfet as a switch setup, mosfet is driving LEDs. Working on this badge is simple but the complex part of this project was to design the weird-shaped PCB, the good thing was I found an image online of PANDACORN so I just added that onto my PCB design and make the whole PCB around it.

Panda Hug a Book Bookmark– well this post does focus on the Hug a Dog Bookmark, but you see the Panda Bookmark too.. and it should be easy to make!Yes it was labour intensive.. but you know, if you want a rainbow cake.. it is worth it. Coloring your victoria sponge into a rainbow Jigsaw puzzles are a fun family activity that can bring people together to complete a common goal. They are great at developing memory and hand-eye coordination and can even feature favorite animals. This panda jigsaw puzzle is a smaller puzzle that will help keep the attention of kids and adults as they put all the pieces together. Finishing a puzzle is a great feeling and will build and inspire confidence in your kids. The whole idea behind making this Micro Robot was to make multiple of these bots and make them fight. Easy Pandacorn Cake– this really is a DIY Panda Cake (super easy, with a few simple cheats) plus some paper decorations to turn it into a Pandacorn. The paper decorations were SO easy to make and meant I didn’t have to faff around with edible versions – that I simply am not very good at! Ha. I've used a 12V 2.6A Battery in this setup, It's not recommended to add 12V directly with Arduino's VIN port so I added AMS1117 to step down this 12V into 3.3V for Arduino and HC01 to run without any issue.

But in this project, I removed almost everything and just kept the LEDs (I didn't use 6 LEDs, just used 5) along with the mosfet and two resistors. And how about these fabulous DIY LEGO Pandas? by the clever Frugal Fun For Boys & Girls?! So! This brings me to and to our current easy panda craft collection!! I hope you feel inspired. Which one of these Panda DIYs can you turn into a Pandacorn Craft? Which would you make at your Panda Party? Enjoy!! Panda Mini Notebooks– my “YouTube Kids” love all things notebooks.. so we had to make some Panda inspired mini notebooks from ONE SHEET of paper and (almost) no glue!! Woohoo! Let me explain the whole built process and assembly of this badge including working in few words to keep things short here as this is just an accessory for the robot.

The same recipe, using 4 eggs, in two tins. No food coloring. It should be fine too! The Pandacorn Surprise Pinata Cake assembly