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Twice Upon A Time:A Love Supreme-Glinda Outlet_Sale Wedding dresses Style Number budget-friendly little black dress + espadrille wedges - Lauren Kay Sims You will need: 2 gluten free box cake mixes – Here is the one I used (or you could use any gluten-free cake recipe, just make sure to double it!) 2 round cake pans – Here are the pans I recommend 1 metal mixing bowl – I used the mixing bowl from my mixer my Paleo Frosting Recipe a cake decorator — where to find coconut oil for greasing pans — where to find 1 Barbie (I had to remove her legs) Directions: Oil cake pans Mix up cake and divide half the batter evenly into the two cake rounds, and the other half of the batter remains in the mixing bowl Bake according to directions Allow to cool completely On a platter, arrange the two cake rounds on top of each other and using a drinking glass cut a circle in the center (about 3″ across) Now carefully place the cake from the mixing bowl on top of the rounds Using a knife, cut a hole just big enough to fit barbie into her “skirt” (I placed a shot glass into the cake to balance Barbie on since I had to remove her legs) Seal up the seams with the cake pieces you cut away to fit Barbie into the cake Mix up frosting according to my recipe and divide into 2 servings Frost the cake with half of the frosting, using a frosting knife (where to find) Put cake into fridge and allow frosting to set, about an hour I decorated the base with my homemade gummies and strawberries (the gummies provided a little extra protection against my kids getting sick from their guests at the party…..we all know the petrie dish that a group of kids can turn into!) Put the rest of the frosting into a bowl and add in 1 Tbsp beet juice for color (or use this instead) Mix well and put into cake decorator When frosting is set, decorate using the cake decorator https://www.promgirl.com/cdn/shop/files/CDS550-BLACK-lace-prom-dress.jpg?v=1773944165&width=1200