So if you want to know how to make a dinosaur cake. I have you totally covered! Your Guide To DIY EASY Dinosaur Cakes 1. Exploding Lava Dinosaur Volcano Cake 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 Using Wilton frosting tip #10, pipe bits of white frosting at the base of your waterfall to mimic where the waves crash into the pool and create foam. If I were to do it again I’d do one thing differently, though: I’d add some meringue powder to the remaining white icing I set aside to help it crust and firm up a little more (and faster) for the waterfall.

What a sweet cake. It’s perfect for the kids who love the Good Dinosaur movie! Fondant Dinosaur Cake Cake by @rosebakes 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. 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.And that’s it! An easy dinosaur birthday cake that looks way more complicated than it really is. Homemade Dinosaur Cake There are a lot of DIY dinosaur cake ideas out there, and chances are you’re not a professional baker if you’re looking for one to try.

Dinosaur Craft Kits: make or paint your own dinosaur with a fun craft kit. There are also plenty of little ‘excavation’ kits available. These are great fun for little kids, and you can even make one yourself with spare cake crumbs: just hide some clean plastic dinos in the crumbs.Then, on one side, I added a couple of cute T-rex balloons. These dinosaurs are too cute to be scary – perfect for young children! Add milk, one tablespoon at a time, to the frosting, beating in between until it just reaches a spreadable consistency. You don’t want it to be runny or have it slide off the sides of your cake. To make it look more realistic like rough rapids, I piped some additional white frosting using tip #7 from this Wilton kit I bought.