Would these work as cake toppers?
281798
I actually used them for a cake toppers the only problem I had was that the dresses are fabric so they got frosting on them. But the cane clean easily.
281799
I don't think so. They would probably tip over. I would use the $12.95 figurine set from the Disney store
281800
I used these as cake toppers. At first, I considered making the figures out of fondant. Then, I realized my niece would want to hold and play with them and decided to buy these instead. She has loved them. I believe they are only about 2.5" - 3" tall. They work great on a cake for a gift that keeps on giving.
281801
Yes I made a cake for my 5 ya old grand daughter. After we ate the cake she played with the characters. It was a good purchase.
281802
Yes! That is what we used them for, then my daughter could play with them afterwards.
2262309
They did not appear to be waterproof to me however I was using them as cake toppers
205568
In my opinion they are! They are VERY shallow. The actual metal pan is less than 1 inch deep - no way you can bake a cake in this. The dimensions listed include the plastic lids. These are not cake pans. Perhaps they would work for brownies or bar cookies.
2099055
I think so. They are made of a hard plastic and not very big. They are bigger than regular birthday candles, so it would have to be a big round cake or a sheet cake so they would have room to all fit. They are able to bit in the Yo Gabba Gabba boombox, too
2136335
yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
2073905
Should be - they are fairly hard to touch, but keep in mind they are bigger than a normal cakepop stick - these are a size of an average drinking straw.Very pretty though
2273453
They will work on any frosting, just needs to be large enough cookie for the toppers as they melt onto the frosting after 15-30 minutes.
956811
I think they might be a little big for cup cakes because of the wings. They would be good for on a cake.
2249903
I bought them to put on napkin rings, and they were the perfect size (about 1 inch) for that. I think you could definitely make them work for cupcake toppers.
784947
Yes, but they are THIN (not the usual thickness of silicone products. They do work well on cupcakes, however.
317826
Yes, they will fit on top of a cupcake. They will go across the entire width though, but that might be just what you want :) They are about two inches long. My daughter loves them.
347344
Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
1636485
I think they would work...kinda hard to eat out of them, but they are cute and fun. Not too much fun to make though.
1747493
I don't think it would work. The top will "crown" (like a cupcake) -- which you would need to slice off even in order to turn it over and make use of decorating the molded shape. I've seen molded pans that are for "tea cakes" and those pans are deeper than these pans. It makes great cookies though!
911384
No I don't think so - I would not use them for cake - they are flat.. may 2 jumbo cookies - I guess it would depend on the cake.
2234659
I think they would make cute toppers! They are rubber, so they have a rubber smell. Maybe just wash them well first!
2234656
They'd be pretty big for a cupcake, but probably fine on a sheet cake. They're about 3 inches long.