Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan

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A user is planning a Clifford-themed birthday party for their son, who will turn three in July, but is struggling to find an affordable cake pan, noting that a $30 Wilton pan on eBay is too expensive. While party favors are found, the popularity of Clifford appears to have declined, making supplies harder to locate. Suggestions include checking FamilyFun.com for homemade cake ideas and using fondant for decoration. Alternatives such as renting pans from local catering or cake supply stores are recommended to save costs. Creative cake ideas, like using a Blues Clues pan painted red or crafting dog-themed treats, are discussed. Local craft stores, like Michaels and Joann's, are suggested for reasonably priced cake pans, with mentions of potential online coupons for savings. Overall, the thread provides resourceful ideas for creating a memorable birthday celebration on a budget.
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I want to do this theme for my son's birthday in July, but I cannot find a cake pan anywhere other than a $30 Wilton on Ebay. I will pay for the cake to be done before I pay that for just the pan. And yes I know I am way ahead of schedule part I stark freaking over things being perfect way ahead of time for his birthday. He will be 3.

I have found the party favors and stuff but they are only in certain places, too. I guess Clifford is not as popular as he use to be.

Does anyone have one with directions? I would love one of just his head, but at this point will take what I can get.
 
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have you checked on FamilyFun.com? Maybe they have a homemade version of a dog that you can change into Clifford...

You could use the fondant that they have been talking about on some other threads!
 
I just did a quick google search, and look at this cake that I found!! How awesome would this be??http://z.about.com/d/entertaining/1/5/t/3/clifford1.jpgYou might be able to find more details here:
http://entertaining.about.com/od/cakebragbook/ss/uccakeclifford.htm
 
do a search online or call local catering supply/cake & candy supply stores. I rent pans for my daughters' birthday cake (because it's so much cheaper!). Maybe you can find a rental somewhere!

Good luck!

That Clifford cake above is so incredible!
 
I am thinking 2 classic batter bowl cakes, and 1 small....and some frosting and shaping of pieces from a sheet cake and it could be done!! How special, my mom always made us personal cakes every year - ANYTHING that we wanted!! I can't wait to have kids so that I can do these things!
 
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I thought about getting a Blues Clues pan and just making it red since they have the same floppy ears.

Thanks for the pic Jennifer! and the suggestins from everyone else.

I found a cute website that shows pics of all kinds of cakes other people make and tells you how they done it. It is on my computer at work. I will post it here tomorrow so you all can go look at them. One did a cute dog house and put a Clifford toy in front of the door.

I am in a small town, so, there are no cake shops here. I am going to call some in a bigger city that I have a friend in that could pick it up for me.
 
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KellyTheChef said:
Jennifer~

Thanks for sharing this site...I have it bookmarked now for future reference!!
Soooooooooo many cool cakes here!

Thanks! I am doing the same thing! I am hoping to get crafty and start doing some cute ones myself....we will see how it goes.
 
Another idea... use a small stainless bowl, like a dog bowl, and then you can fill it with the muddy buddies (some people call it puppy chow) .....it sort of looks like dog food! Might be cute around the tables....and kids would love it!
 
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jenniferknapp said:
Another idea... use a small stainless bowl, like a dog bowl, and then you can fill it with the muddy buddies (some people call it puppy chow) .....it sort of looks like dog food! Might be cute around the tables....and kids would love it!

Thanks, Jennifer! I thought about making cookies shaped like dog bones to use as "treats." I had not thought of using our stainless bowls!
 
have you checked local craft/hobby stores for pans? try Michaels,joanns or something like those.they usually have character cake pans reasonably priced. even try joanns.com,sometimes there is a 40% off coupon on there.
 

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What is the size of the Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan?

The Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan measures approximately 12 inches in length and 9 inches in width, making it perfect for creating a fun and memorable cake for any occasion.

Is the Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan non-stick?

Yes, the Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan features a non-stick coating, which helps ensure that your cake releases easily and maintains its shape after baking.

Can I use the Clifford cake pan for other types of desserts?

Absolutely! While it is designed for cakes, you can also use the Clifford cake pan for brownies, jello, or even molded desserts, allowing for creative versatility in your baking.

How do I clean the Clifford the Big Red Dog Cake Pan?

To clean the pan, it is recommended to hand wash it with warm, soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads to preserve the non-stick surface.

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