What are the Dimensions of the base that would actually sit on the cake? Just the width of the bottom not including her feet that are coming out.
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The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so it doesn't easily fall over :) The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so... » Read More The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so it doesn't easily fall over :) « Show Less
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The bottom is 4" across and it stands 4 1/1" tall. a box of cakes mix makes 4 so 1 is a fourth of a cake.
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The base of the diamond is 1 1/8 inches across; the depth is about 1 1/4 inch. Good size and depth for filled candies; too small for cake pops.
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It's 10" in diameter and I've had a 3 layer cake on it. If you have the tallest cake holder, you'll need to be sure it's screwed in securely and the cake it balanced on it. When you cut the cake, you'll have to be very careful and have someone hold the cake holder to make sure it doesn't tip over. The presentation is beautiful.
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Hi, The shoe was purchased for my daughter who is a pastry chef. one of here friends was getting married and she want to give her a unique gift. So she did what you have described. I don't have exact measurements, but the shoe fits within a 6 inch area of the cake. My daughter made two of them for the topper on a small round. I hope that helps.
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Standard depth - two inches. The cover is about one and a half inches so you don't have to worry about it hitting the top of the cake or scraping of any icing.
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the base is 4'6" width / 1'4" deep and 3' high. The top is 6 ' width and 2' deep. There's also a foot rail that comes out about 8" on the bottom if you decide to install it . Also the top has a recessed part in the back of the top part that cutting boards slide out. Hope this helps!
775123
I just measured mine... Each cake is about 4 inches wide (at the bottom) 2 inches at the top, and 5 inches high. Hope this helps!
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I cooked the cake on its side.. There is one side of the pan that looks like a base with several prongs. I remember not filling it past the bottom side, it should rise to fit the whole pan. It came out nicely.
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Using a tape measure and my pans, I get 8 1/4" for the inside bottom and 8 3/4" for the inside top (It's only a 9" at the top if you add the lip to the measure). The inside bottom edge is a bit rounded -- hard to explain. Somebody else might say that the inside bottom is a little wider than my measure (closer to 8 1/2" if you measure to where the side is more straight than rounded). But the pan does angle out slightly from bottom to top. I haven't found that to be a problem for my cakes. If you get these, one tip is to be sure you press down as you spin the lever. Otherwise you'll remove some of the cake bottom. Using a tape measure and my pans, I get 8 1/4" for the inside bottom and 8 3/4" for the inside top (It's only a 9" at the top if you add the lip to the measure). The inside bottom edge is a bit rounded -- hard to explain. Somebody else might say that the inside bottom is a little wider than my measure (closer to 8 1/2" if you measure to where the side is more straight than rounded). But the pan does angle out slightly from bottom to top. I haven't found that to be a problem for my cakes. If you get these, one tip is to be sure you press down as you spin the lever.... » Read More Using a tape measure and my pans, I get 8 1/4" for the inside bottom and 8 3/4" for the inside top (It's only a 9" at the top if you add the lip to the measure). The inside bottom edge is a bit rounded -- hard to explain. Somebody else might say that the inside bottom is a little wider than my measure (closer to 8 1/2" if you measure to where the side is more straight than rounded). But the pan does angle out slightly from bottom to top. I haven't found that to be a problem for my cakes. If you get these, one tip is to be sure you press down as you spin the lever. Otherwise you'll remove some of the cake bottom. « Show Less
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You've probably already made your purchase by now (or not). The following are all internal measures which is probably what you want: * Base diameter at bottom: 9.25 inches * Base diameter at top: 11 inches * Base height: ~ 1 inch * Top diameter: 11 inches * Top height: 3 inchesBoth our pie plates fit with easy. You should be able to place a 9 inch diameter, 4 inch cake in the plate without problem.
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Hello...I bought an 5" cake (about the size that's on top of a 3 tier wedding cake)...very easy to assemble
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The inside measurement is only 11 3/4 inches, thus a 12 inch cake circle or board will not fit.
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about 4-5 inches tall, it is very light weight. It was not as big as we thought it would be, kind of got a little lost on the cake.
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I've not measured it but I'd guess about it's about 6-8 inches - maybe the height of three unfrosted, flat cupcakes? I have a photo of it on my blog: http://dozenflours.com/2013/01/mikeys-little-monster-1st-birthday.html
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There isn't a specific size since its shaped but one box of cake mix is used. However it is smaller than 13 x 9 because I sat mine in a 13 x 9 pan which baking
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The bottom is 6 1/2" round & 3 3/4" deep. The top is 7"round at the widest & 3 1/2" deep so final cupcake would be around 7" wide and a little over 7" tall. Hope this helps!