Fondant Ever After High Diary Topper Pictorial
This is a pictorial on how I made this fondant Ever After High Diary topper I used for an Ever After High cake. This is a technique I use a lot when making my cakes. I make the topper ahead of time and simply place it on the cake after it has been designed. It’s a form of dry fondant paneling. Read more about this here. Below, I will be showing you a pictorial of the process with some brief notes on some of the pictures. A full tutorial on how the entire cake was made can be found here.
PICTORIAL:
Use circular cutters to make patters on the edge of a piece of paper. This pattern will be cut out and used as a stencil to cut out fondant.
Roll out a sheet of pink fondant and use the stencil to cut out a side of it.
Place a stencil on it and use royal icing to make the design.
Roll out a slightly larger sheet of purple fondant and transfer the pink fondant on it.
Begin the process of trying to replicate features of the diary on it. It helps to have a picture of the diary to use as reference.
The scrolls were made using a mold.
Brush the ivory fondant with gold luster dust mixed with vodka.
Complete the look with the final details.
The red ribbon was made with fondant.
BONUS TUTORIALS:
(1) Avatar: the Last Airbender Fondant Cake Topper. Click here.
(2) Go Diego Go Cake Topper. Click here.
(3) Spiderman Cake Topper. Click here.
Terry Adido is passionate about showing people how easy it is to recreate restaurant quality meals in the comfort of their kitchens. With a style of cooking he refers to as Afro-European Fusion, his meals are influenced greatly by French and Italian Cuisine with a West African twist. If you love good food, you are in for the ride of your life.
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