This splendid Baby Moana cake is a two tier cake where the bottom tier has a hand painting of Moana on the side. The cake is painted blue to represent water and has plants silhouettes. There is coral on either side of Moana.
The top tier is painted various shades of orange to represent the sunset reflecting off of the ocean. Part of the sun can still be seen before it fades away into night.
This fabulous cake was made by Luma’s Cake.
This is my second of three posts featuring lovely cakes made by Corina Venegas, Pasteles de azúcar. This is a single layer barrel cake. It is decorated to look like the beach and sky. There are trees on the sides of the cake. In the front is an absolutely adorable baby Moana. Standing beside her is Pua. Making Moana from cut out pieces of fondant give this cake a real texture and depth. I really like how her flower in her hair and the sea shell she is holding are more 3-D then everything else.
This Superb Moana cake has Moana and Pua standing on the top of the cake. Pretty pink, orange, and yellow tropical flowers are beside her. The side of the cake is airbrushed to look like clouds and water. This cake reminds me of a tropical island.
This wonderful cake was made by Tatyana Kitina.
Close-up of Kakamora pirates that Moana and Maui encounter.
Close-up of Pua, Moana’s friend who is a pot-bellied pig.
Moana has her hands on her hips on this cake.
Here’s another Moana cake with a very similar design. Moana is holding an oar. Pua is beside her on this two tier birthday cake.