Winnie the Pooh and Hunny, too!
A couple of weeks ago, I made some Mickey and Minnie Cake Pops and I asked which ones you might want me to try next. Winnie was one of the front runners … lucky for me, since I was planning on doing him already. So, I’m glad a lot of you wanted to see the sweet little guy.
Some of the others you wanted to see ranged from Sponge Bob to princesses. Yo Gabba Gabba to Calvin & Hobbes. Which by the way, I didn’t realize Calvin & Hobbes had such a following. And yo… what’s a Gabba Gabba? Muppets, on the other hand I know. They were another one a lot of you want to see… and guess what, I have a really good version from a reader to post in the Pop Stars section soon. I mean really good.
I don’t know which characters I’ll try next, but these Poohs were fun to do. I love how the smallest adjustments to the cake ball shapes and choice of candies can change them into so many different variations.
Of course, we start with making cake balls.
If you need help shaping Pooh’s head, you can print or find an image of him to lay under wax paper. Then you can use it as a guide for the shape. Lollipop sticks can also be used to help shape his brow.
Okay, here are a couple of the basic add-ons you’ll need. Brown rainbow chip sprinkles for the nose and coated sunflower seeds for the ears. Any light color will be fine.
Practice making his head. Then you can place the candies on to use as a model and to see if your proportions are right.
Yellow candy melts. A must unless you want to tint white candy coating with yellow candy color.
Shape the heads, dip the coated sunflower seeds in candy coating and then attach them to the head to dry.
Once dry, dip the entire head in yellow coating. If you use darker color seeds, they might show through the yellow coating.
Look how cute and happy he is. Too bad I’m going to chomp his little cheeks later.
Youc an draw on facial details with a black and red edible ink pen (Americolor Gourmet Writing Pens are great) and add a sprinkle tongue for an extra touch. Oh and the eyes are black non-pareil sprinkles. I’m not that good at drawing perfect little dots, so these worked out great.
You can also use red candy melts to give Pooh part of his shirt.
But you know Pooh’s not complete unless he has his hunny.
Lots and lots of hunny.
These are pretty easy … purple and yellow candy melts, a black edible ink pen and a cartoon bear’s vocabulary.
The complete instructions for Pooh and his hunny are available through the links below on Disney’s website, family.go.com! Have fun!
Winnie the Pooh Cake Pop Instructions
Hunny Pot Cake Pop Instructions
adorable!
A-freakin’DORable!!! I’m thinking baby shower!
as always, AMAZING!!! ;-)
you are incredible.
the end.
This is insanely amazing!!!!!!
I tried to make cakeballs over the weekend, but the cake was mushy and had the texture of wet cake…gross. Can’t figure out what I did.
Everytime I come here I’m always amazed. WOW!!!
I would love to see a bug theme next. Like lady bugs and bumblebees and such….
Shannon – If they are too moist, just try adding less frosting. They are not going to be dry though. Don’t give up. Make them all the way through. Once you dip in coating they’ll be fine. And even better the second or third day.
Jill – one of those will be in the book and one of those will be on the blog. So you’re in luck.
beautiful AND amazing!!! (and probably delicious, too!)
I just turned to my husband and said, “seriously, This Bakerella is AMAZING!”
love them!!! winnie the pooh is my favorite!
awww these pooh bears are absolutely PERFECT! you did such a great job making these bakerella! i could follow along the tutorial, but mine would look nothing like yours!!!
Adorable!!!
What is the name of your book? And these are so cute.
LOVE……LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are planning a September trip to Disney World! The 1st ride my grandson wants to do is Winnie-the-pooh! I can’t wait to try these :) Thank-you Bakerella:)
You have got to be kidding me?! Please tell me you are making lots of $$$ making these! They are INCREDIBLE. You are inspiring! Well done. TTFN! ta ta for now. As Tigger would say!
You are truly fantastic! I cannot stress this enough.
Hi,
Love, love all of your stuff!!!!
I was wondering if you have ever done any Luau pops in anyway?
Thanks for always posting such beautiful pictures.
Shannon H.
Really cute! How in the world did you get those tiny non perels to stick? Did you use a tweezer to pick ti up?
Shannon – not really, but I have these pool party pops you could start from
http://www.bakerella.com/pool-party-pops/
Stacey N. – dot on coating with a toothpick. The non-pareil will stick to your finger long enough to transfer and attach in place. No tweezers necessary.
You amaze me with each new creation! You make it look so easy! Cannot wait for your book to come out. Please come to San Francisco for a book signing!!!!!
I LOVE the hunny pots!
Love Love Love them Pooh is my bear so these melt my heart Pun intended!
I love pooh bear! They are so adorable, the honey pots are just so perfect along with cuddly pooh bear! Makes me want to hear him talk to Christopher Robin under the tree again.Nothing like best friends! Love what comes to mind when you see characters that seem to have been around forever, and you never tire of seeing them.
too cute!
Oh you are just toooooo clever! A true artiste!
OMG! You’ve done it AGAIN!
You are SO good at characters- spot on!
Wow.
So cute!
I am so excited to try making cake pops for the first time!!!! You have totally inspired me!!!!!!! I tell everyone about your site!!! I love it so much :-)
Adorable! So, will these Winnie the Pooh cake pops be making an appearance in your new cookbook? And…I am getting anxious…when will that be available for purchase?! I am waiting!
OH!!! My friend’s little girl has a birthday coming up and the theme is Teddy Bear’s picnic…I will try making there is brown!!
CUTE!!!
When is the book available??
Oh my goodness…how stinkin’ adorable are these Winnie the Pooh cake-pops… These are something I will have to try this week!
LOL I think your whole mind set must change when you start baking cake pops to have your wonderful vision of using a sprinkle as a eye ball and from your testimonies of doing regular shopping and suddenly happen to find the perfect white candy for eye balls and buying them as many as you can find ….. the chocolate wafers for mouths etc etc etc …Bakerella thank you so much for sharing your visions with us wanna -be bakers !….and I am still looking forward to your book
Those are AWESOME!
So cute! And sometime down the road, if you get the notion to figure out a Tigger or Piglet to go with our friend Pooh, I’d be ever so grateful! :D
Yo Gabba Gabba, btw, draws a lot of comparisons to H.R. Pufnstuf, I suppose because both shows have life-size “puppet” characters that no one can quite explain, but my son seems to find Gabba a lot less threatening than I thought the other show was at his age. Gabba may appear a little strange at first, but it is really lots of musical fun!
Oh man they are so cute.
I wish that one day I can try some of your fantastic cake ball shapes on my own. Because here in Germany we don’t have candy melts and so I’ve to buy tons of food coloring ;)
Holy crumb, you really are the queen of cake pops!
AMAZING! I love the step by step tutorial. One day I’ll gather enough courage and take a stab at this!
You are soooo creative. those are so adorable, I probably wouldn’t even eat them!
Perfection!
that was incredible. you never cease to amaze me with your creativity. not to mention your hand-eye coordination… :)
<3 <3 <3
That’s crazy impressive:)
YESSSSSSSSSSS! You made them! My girls are going to love these Winnie the Poohs! :)
Also, thanks so much for featuring my Snowball Pop! So fun! xo
I can’t stand it. I would totally eat you up in a heartbeat if I met you. I bet you are as delicious as your treats!
:)
Are cake pops an original idea of yours bakerella?
I got so excited when I saw these!! So cute! Great idea! You are very talented!
I’m speechless – quite simply because I have totally run out of creative ways of telling you how talented and wonderful you are!
sooooo cute!
You are just too amazing for words – so creative!! They look absolutely adorable!!
STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT! You’re killing me with the cuteness.
Omg these are precious! I love Pooh; always loved watching him during my Saturday morning cartoons. :3
Your creativity is astonishing! Well done.
Wow, adorable:) I just wished I lived in the States so it would be easier to find all the baking needs!
ME ENCANTA !!!!!!!
LA IDEA MUY BUENA Y MUY BIEN EJECUTADA.
ENHORABUENA.
Oh bakerella! These are beautiful! The hunny pots especially! I cant wait to try them. Thank you as always for being such a great insperation! X
You’re killing me!!! My daughter (4 yrs) loves to look at your creations with me. Now she wants the Hello Kitty cake for her birthday. I know there is instructions but….
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!
THEY ARE JUST PERFECT.
these are too cute to eat and they look so perfect!
aww, they’re spot on! I will try these one day
Such a joy to wake up and see something that makes me smile at four in the morning. So cute and look good enough to eat. LOL You’ve done it again Bakerella. Paulette
He is my fave cartoon character!
OMG they’re AMAZING!!!!!!!
loooooove!
muy buena idea y sobre todo original para niños y no tan niños.
Oh my goodness these are the sweetest little bears & pots EVER! I’m in love with these :)
omg!!!! I need to make these!!! I LOVE THEM!!! You are amazing!!
C’est très mignon ! Quelle créativité !
Awesome! Calvin & Hobbes are incredibly popular over here too (UK) and for good reason i reckon.
And hey, i love the fact that the graphic at the bottom of your post with the link to the full instructions is called ‘Pooh button’, heh. Sweet.
I just love these! You’re an artist and a creator! BRAVA!!!
so awesome!
These are so amazing!! You are amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Okay, so what CAN’T you do?!?
I prefer the HUNNY pots. Would you serve these with hunny? And… where’s Piglet? Eeyore? Tigger?! XD
Perfect!
You never cease to amaze me – these are fantastic! I was showing your creations to my 10 yr. old daughter, and she was in awe.
Adorable! You captures Pooh’s shape and expression perfectly. My last cupcake ball attempt did not fair too well, but I’m getting the urge to try again. I think a little less frosting and a lot more patience is all this Bakerella groupie needs. :)
Have a great week Bakerella!
-Rachel from A Cupcake for Moose
Cupcake ball so not popstar worthy post (yet): hehe :)
http://www.acupcakeformoose.com/2010/04/mishaps-buttercream-frosting.html
Adorable!! You are so incredibly talented. :)
adorable lol, love winnie the poo!
Yet another amazing creation! You’re so patient. How is the book coming along? i can’t wait for more news!!!
Liz
Precious…simply precious!!!
Just when I think you’ve done everything you pull out Pooh Bear! They’re awesome! Way to go Bakerella :)
So cute!! They are perfect!
OK! I admit it. I am the only person in the world who has not tried to make these yet. I have bought all the stuff and have been so busy that it hasn’t happened.
I am glad I waited because these are the most adorable!!! I am going to give them a try this week!! Fingers crossed that they turn out!!!
OMG ~ they are perfect! Absolutely adorable:) When are you going to put out a book????
OMG, those are adorable!
Oh my gosh you have outdone yourself I love Pooh! So creative as always!!!
WOW!!! WOW!!!! If I could do cart wheels, I’d be doing them across the floor. These are so cute. I think I will have to treat myself to these for MY birthday.
“ok” so I saw that they was less then 100 comments on this one. So I had to make a comment..lol “89” people.. anyways.. these a really cute.. How does she get those little black “eyes” sprinkles to sick? amazing…
oh my gosh! they are so awesomely cute!
Okay, I’m a Winnie fan (who isn’t?) but I think it’s a tragedy he’s represented with honey, his terrible addiction, and not Piglet, his one true friend.
Come on, you know you wanna do Piglet.
Everybody loves Piglet.
(Ironically, this persuasiveness is just how honey calls out to Pooh.)
you are absoutely amazing!!! I follow your projects with great anticipation. And you never disappoint!! Fantastic! Pooh is my all-time favorite guy.
Hi, Bakerella
I LOVET SO MUCH, IS FANTASTIC WORK.
How do you manage to get the smooth cover with your candy melts. I have a lot of problems with the colored ones, never melt the right way to get a nice and smooth covering, even using paramount crystals. Please advice what brand and technique you are using.
These are just adorable!! I was on Amazon today and your book came up as a recommendation. I’m so excited for you! Can’t wait to get it.
Holy cow! You never cease to amaze us! You are an artist!
Sorry, I was so excited to posted I left off the most important part…WE WANT SPONGEBOB! My kids love looking at you site as much as I do! Thanks for your hard work.
pure talent
These are my favorite you have done…too cute!!!!!
Awesome!!! No words…