
Definitely check your cupboards before you head out to buy a small cake pan - as long as it’s oven safe, and the size you want, then you can use it! Even an oven safe mug would work! Take some icing and spread it in the middle to make a middle frosting layer. Honestly, this is optional. Let’s face it - as a smash cake for a 1 year old, this extra effort is not going to be appreciated by anyone but you! It ended up using a lot of icing, but oh well… it just added to the messy fun of the photos! If I had a coupler for the large icing tip that I used I would have switched the icing tip so I could add rosettes around the bottom of the cake where it meets the plate. But I wasn’t about to waste another icing bag, so mine had a bit of a gap between the icing and the plate where you could see cake if you looked at it straight on. Oh, and the two little 4″ round dishes only used up half of the cake mix. Giving the smash cake to Kate was SO MUCH FUN! She loved it, and I love having the photos! Like I said, I’m going to post more photos from her photo session soon!
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