Finally! This is my second tutorial posting.
"How to make a fondant teddy bear"
The teddy bear is from my Valentine Day Cupcakes.
I love using teddy bear on my cupcakes & cakes.
They are adorable to look at. Especially, when it's small..
This is my way to make a teddy bear.
I tried my best to take pictures of every single step to make it easier for you.
You will need:
White fondant( your choice )
Black fondant( your choice)
Quilting tool
Small round ball tool
Knife
Brush & water or Edible glue
1 spaghetti stick
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| Making a body |
I use spaghetti to support body & head.
Press sides of top & bottom to attach legs and arms for next steps.
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| Dividing |
There is another way to make legs & arms.
You can roll the ball out (not dividing) long, cut it in the middle diagonally.
This way you can make two legs or arms at the same time.
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| Making Legs |
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| Shaping a foot |
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| Quilting |
Brush edges of legs with water or edible glue and attach to the body.
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| Making arms |
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| Attaching a head |
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| Shaping an ears |
Press the middle of the ear with a small round ball tool.
Trust me, this makes a big difference!
You can also put a tiny round fondant dot( colours of your choice )
in the middle of the ear.
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| * I also attached a small round ball on his mouth spot. |
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| A red heart for Valentine's day |
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| Make eyes & a mouth with a black fondant |
Finished!
Send my love to MyCupKates' visitors & fans.xx
I hope this tutorial helps you make a sweet teddy bear..
Good luck.
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| Valentine's day cupcakes |
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