Tint your cake batter Frankenweenie green. I used Wilton's Leaf Green Icing Color. Add a little at a time until it is the color that you want.

Split the batter into two pans. One of the best tips I learned from Pinterest... Cut an old towel into strips. Wet it. Wrap around your cake pan. Magic!! Your cake will come out level.

$Frost the middle. I put four strips of foil to form a square underneath the cake so I don't have to worry about being neat. Just pull the strips out after icing the cake. \ud83d\udc4d$

Frost the middle. I put four strips of foil to form a square underneath the cake so I don't have to worry about being neat. Just pull the strips out after icing the cake. 👍

Stack.

Finish icing the cake.

Now for the embellishments. I found these figurines at Toys R Us.

Made some pretzel bones. I also made Sparky's grave out of candy dipped pretzel rods with two mini marshmallows on each end to make it look bonier. The grave marker is a giant marshmallow.

And put together the cake!!

Super cute!!

Turned out delicious!!

How to make a frankenweenie cake

This is not a step by step tutorial on how to make a Frankenweenie cake, but you may get some ideas if you are looking for something for Halloween.