SCHOOL GIRL TUTORIAL

SCHOOL GIRL TUTORIAL

Jan 30, 2020 | Modelling

Author: Claire Ds

FB: Claire Ds Creations

Skill level: ADVANCED 

You will need:

  • 50g of Light Blue pasta model

  • 95g of Pink pasta model

  • 90g of Yellow pasta model

  • 5g of Red pasta model

  • 2g of Black pasta model

  • 2g of White pasta model

  • 55g of dark blue pasta model

  • 15g of brown pasta model

  • Black powder colouring

  • White powder colouring

  • Dark blue powder colouring

  • Pink powder colouring

  • Skin powder colouring

  • Brown powder colouring

  • Silver powder dust

  • White colouring gel

  • Cake gel

  • Liquid shiny

  •  2 skewers

  • 1 flower wire 20 gauge
  • 1 flower wire 18 gauge
  • 1 polystyrene ball 4cm in diameter
  • 1 Dresden tool
  • 1 toothbrush
  • Paint brushes
  • Ball tools
  • Knife
  • Smoother
  • Clear alcohol
  • Rolling pin
  • Stitching tool

Step 1

Prepare 50g of light blue modelling paste and 75g of pink modelling paste

Step 2

Attach 2 colours together and make the shape of an eraser

Step 3

Using Dresden tool, make two horizontal lines, then paint the gap between with the white gel colour

Step 4

Apply black and white powder with a painting brush

Step 5

Using toothbrush, pat on the eraser to give texture

Step 6

Roll 75g of yellow modelling paste and wrap a skewer to create a giant pencil.

Step 7

With a smoother, flatten the angles to give the hexagonal sides to the pencil and sharpen one end.

Step 8

You will need these shown in the picture to finish your pencil

Step 9

Using black paste, create the pointed tip and with the Dresden make a line around so it looks like a sharpened pencil

Step 10

Using the red paste make the eraser and glue on to the end of the pencil. Roll 2g of black paste and surround the top of the pencil (below the eraser).

Step 11

With Dresden tool create grooves as shown

Step 12

Dilute silver powder in a small amount of clear alcohol and paint the black band.

Step 13

Dilute white powder in clear alcohol and paint the pencil between the tip and the yellow.

Step 14

To create head take 55g of skin modelling paste and a 4cm diameter polystyrene ball. Cover the ball with the paste and smooth to blend all joints.

Step 15

Use the ends of your fingers to form the eye sockets.

Step 16

Use your fingers in a triangle shape to form the nose shape.

Step 17

With a sharp tool, make the holes for the nostrils and mark the corners of the lips

 

Step 18

Use a sharp tool to open the mouth. Use a small ball tool to add definition as shown.

Step 19

Using the wide end of the Dresden tool form the dents in the eyes as shown.

Step 20

With the small ball tool, dig and smooth to form the eyes

Step 21

Place 2 small balls of white modelling paste onto the eyes and smooth.

Step 22

Draw eyelids with the Dresden tool and mark eyebrows with the scalpel

Step 23

Apply pink and flesh powder on the lips and eyelids

Step 24

Paint the eyes, the iris in blue, the pupil in black, the eyelashes and eyebrows in brown.

Step 25

Add 2 dots of white gel colour to bring the light point to the eyes

Step 26

Using 30g of skin coloured modelling paste, form into sausage shape and cut halfway to a 45 degree angle, roll with your finger to create the foot and ankle.

Step 27

Mark the arch of the foot with the Dresden tool

Step 28

Using your finger press to form the back of the knee

 

Step 29

Using wire in one leg stick it to the top of the eraser. Insert a skewer into the other leg.

Step 30

With 40g of skin coloured modelling paste, roll to form the torso.

 

Step 31

Using a small rolling pin press down at the top to form the taper for the chest.

Step 32

Refine the top to form the neck

 

Step 33

With 30g dark blue modelling paste, roll a sausage shape and cut halfway to a 45 degree angle to create the shorts.

Step 34

Place on the legs.

 

Step 35

Make sure the legs for the shorts meet at the top as shown. Using florist tape wrap the wire to the skewer. Using 10g of dark blue modelling paste, make a ball and form a dent either side to fit onto the shorts.

Step 36

Place the ball onto the skewer and join to the two short legs.

 

Step 37

Place the torso on to the skewer.

Step 38

Using 20g of pink modelling paste, roll a strip for the T shirt and make a sausage shape for the sleeves.

 

Step 39

With a small oval cutter, form the neckline of the T shirt. Cut the sausage in 2 and hollow with a ball tool

Step 40

Place the rolled sheet on to the torso to create the t-shirt and stick the rolls to the shoulders to make the sleeves.

 

Step 41

With 20g of skin modelling paste, roll a thin sausage shape.

Step 42

Cut to 45 degree.

 

Step 43

Cut to form the thumb of the hands

Step 44

Using your fingers roll to form the wrist

 

Step 45

Stick the arm into the sleeve.

Step 46

Roll 15g of dark blue modelling paste and cut out to create the top of the dungarees.

 

Step 47

With a square cutter, make a pocket to the front of the dungarees.

 

Step 48

Using the stitching roller tool, create the topstitching of the dungarees

 

Step 49

Put a 20 gauge flower wire into the 2nd arm and form a bend. Put some cake gel on the hand.

Step 50

Place the pencil into the hand with the cake gel and secure.

 

Step 51

Place the head on the skewer. Dust the dungarees with dark blue and black powder colours. Dust the body and T shirt with pink powder colour.

Step 52

Mix 15g of yellow paste and 15g of brown paste together to make the hair

 

Step 53

 Roll out thin strands of the coloured paste and roll them up

Step 54

Fix to the head to make curls

 

Step 55

Roll out carrot shapes and flatten them. Mark lines with the Dresden tool

Step 56

Fix onto the head to make the fringe

 

Step 57

Using the left over paste from the hair roll out and cut 2 strips for the shoes

Step 58

Wrap around the feet and fix to create shoes

 

Step 59

Using shiny liquid, varnish the eyes with a small brush

Step 60

The school girl is ready for her busy day……….

 

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BOHO RABBIT AND BEAVER

BOHO RABBIT AND BEAVER

Jan 13, 2020 | Modelling

Author: SARAH BRAY

FB: DAISY CAKES BY SARAH

Skill level: BEGINNERS

You will need:

  • 60g Grey modelling paste (Saracino white modelling paste with a touch of black)
  • 15g Light grey modelling pate (Grey paste above with more white modelling paste added)
  • 60g Biscuit brown modelling paste (Saracino white modelling paste coloured with saracino orange, yellow and brown gel colours)
  • 30g Light biscuit brown modelling paste (biscuit brown modelling paste with more white added)
  • 25g Dark brown modelling paste (Saracino white paste coloured with Saracino brown gel colour)
  • Small pieces of Saracino black, Saracino azure blue, Saracino tiffany (light blue) Saracino pink and Saracino white modelling paste
  • Sugar glue
  • Black sugar pearls
  • Saracino edible pink dust
  • Workboard
  • Craft knife
  • Small ball tool
  • Very small ball tool
  • Paintbrush
  • Soft brush
  • Veining tool
  • Blossom plunger cutter (small)
  • Diamond plunger cutter
  • Blade tool
  • Rolling pin

Step 1

Roll 25g of grey paste into an egg shape in the palm of your hands.

Step 2

Push paste into work board to flatten base and use the tip of a craft knife to add texture to the front of the rabbits tummy.

Step 3

For the head take a 20g piece of grey paste and roll into a ball in the palm of your hands. Use the side of your hand to roll the ball backwards and forwards to make a kind of pear shape. Smooth off any edges with your fingers.

Step 4

Use your thumb and index finger to shape the top of the body so that the head will sit nicely on the front.

Step 5

Use some sugar glue to attach the head to the body at a slight angle.

Step 6

Take two small petit pois sized balls of the light grey paste and flatten onto the face.

Step 7

Use a very small ball tool to lightly indent little dots.

Step 8

Shape a small piece of pink paste into a triangle with your fingers and push between the top of the two circles.

Step 9

Make two holes for eyes using the end of the paintbrush

Step 10

Make two further holes on the top of the head for the ears to sit in.

Step 11

For the back legs roll a small cherry tomato sized ball of grey paste into a sausage with your fingers but do not roll it to the end. This larger part will become his back foot.

Step 12

Press the foot onto the board to flatten and rotate with fingers to create a foot shape.

Step 13

Pinch the top of the leg with the thumb and fingers to shape so it will sit neatly against the rabbits body.

Step 14

Push against the side of the rabbit and use fingers to shape the foot if necessary. Do not stick on at this stage so that you can move the legs slightly if needed when the front legs are added. Repeat to make the second back leg.

Step 15

To make the front legs roll a large marble sized ball of grey paste with your fingers in the palm of your hand, leaving the end bigger for the foot (in the same way as for the back legs) Don’t worry if it looks too long you can always remove the excess.

Step 16

Press the wider part into the board with your finger to create a foot.

Step 17

Shape the top of the leg and press onto the rabbit securing with sugar glue if necessary. Repeat to make a second leg.

Step 18

Use the narrow end of a veining tool to make two indents onto each paw.

Step 19

Take small balls of light grey paste and flatten in the palm of your hand for the pads on the rabbits feet.

Step 20

Put a small spot of sugar glue into each hole for the eyes and add black sugar pearl. Widen the hole if necessary with the end of a paintbrush.

Step 21

For the ears roll a marble sized piece of paste into a teardrop shape (approx. 1” in length) and flatten. Secure into hole on head with sugar glue. Support whilst drying if necessary. Repeat for the second ear bending the tip over slightly after sticking in.

Step 22

To make the feathers roll a small teardrop piece of purple paste and flatten. Add little v’s of blue paste and cut slits along both sides with a craft knife.

Step 23

Repeat in pale blue and dark blue to make a second feather and stick both to the rabbits head. Roll a thin white band of paste and stick onto the rabbits head using sugar glue if necessary.

Step 24

Add a couple of little blossom flowers and small rolled roses.

Step 25

For the teeth shape a small piece of white paste into a triangle and push between the bottom of the circles on the face.

Step 26

Roll 25g of biscuit coloured paste into an egg shape in the palm of your hands.

Step 27

Push onto the work board to flatten the base and use your fingers to accentuate the tummy.

Step 28

For the beavers head take a 20g piece of biscuit paste. Roll into a ball in the palm of your hands. Use the side of your hand to roll the ball backwards and forwards to make a kind of pear shape. Smooth off any edges with your fingers and square off the base of the head.

Step 29

Use your thumb and index finger to shape the top of the body so that the head will sit nicely on the front.

Step 30

Use some sugar glue to attach the head to the body at a slight angle.

Step 31

Take two small petit pois sized balls of the light biscuit paste, flatten onto hand and press onto face (as with the rabbit).

Step 32

Shape a small piece of black paste into a triangle and push in between the top of the two circles.

Step 33

Make two holes for eyes using the end of the paintbrush.

Step 34

To make the ears roll a pea sized piece of biscuit paste into a ball and use a ball tool to indent the centre. Cut in half and attach to either side of the beavers head.

Step 35

For the beaver’s teeth take a small piece of white paste and use fingers or a craft knife to make into a small house shape.

Step 36

Push in between the bottom of the two circles (using sugar glue if necessary) and gently mark teeth with a craft knife.

Step 37

To make the feet take a small marble sized piece of dark brown paste and shape into a teardrop. Flatten slightly and use the thin end of a veining tool in a rocking motion to mark two lines. Repeat for the other foot. Set aside to firm up a bit.

Tip: Setting paste aside, particularly the darker colours, can make it much easier to handle.

Step 38

Roll a large marble sized piece of biscuit paste into a teardrop shape and place on your index finger. Use your other hand to pull the paste down gently onto your finger to flatten the base. Repeat for the other leg.

Step 39

Place the foot just next to the beavers body (but not actually stuck to it) With the wider part at the front, push the leg onto the body and foot securing with sugar glue if necessary. Repeat for the other leg.

Step 40

For the front legs roll a small marble sized ball of biscuit paste with your finger in the palm of your hand leaving the end bigger for the foot.

Step 41

Press the wider part onto the board with your finger to make a foot and mark on two lines with the narrow end of a veining tool. Repeat for the other leg.

Step 42

Pinch the top of the leg with your thumb and fingers to shape it so it will sit neatly against the beavers body. Secure both legs to the body with sugar glue if needed.

Step 43

To make the tail shape a large marble sized piece of dark brown paste into a teardrop shape and flatten slightly with the palm of your hand. Use a Dresden tool to mark a diagonal criss cross pattern.

Step 44

Attach to the back of the beaver securing with sugar glue if necessary.

Step 45

Add a spot of sugar glue to each of the eye holes and put a black sugar pearl in each.

Step 46

To make the feathers roll a small teardrop piece of light blue paste and flatten. Add little v’s of purple paste and cut slits down either side as before. Repeat to make a second feather using dark blue and purple paste.

Step 47

Secure both feathers to the head with sugar glue.

Step 48

To make the band cut out a narrow strip of white paste. Use a diamond plunger cutter to cut out small diamonds then cut them in half and attach the triangles to the band.

Step 49

Use sugar glue to attach the band to the beavers head and trim off the excess with a craft knife.

Step 50

For the finishing touch dust the cheeks of both the beaver and the rabbit using a soft brush and edible pink dust.

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LITTLE BALLERINA

LITTLE BALLERINA

Dec 18, 2019 | Modelling

Author: Georgia Ampelakiotou 

FB: Georgias Cakes – Τουρτες Γεωργιας

Skill level: BEGINNERS

You will need:

  • Dresden tool
  • Ball tool medium size
  • Silicone brush 0 size
  • A fine brush
  • A large brush
  • Exacto knife
  • Rolling pin
  • Saracino modelling paste skin colour
  • Saracino modelling paste pink colour
  • Saracino modelling paste (coloured grey)
  • Saracino modelling paste white colour
  • Saracino modelling paste black colour
  • Edible glue
  • 2 wooden skewers
  • Dust colours pink and black
  • Clear alcohol

Step 1

Take 35g of Saracino skin coloured modelling paste and roll it to a nice even ball shape

Step 2

Use your brush to create a dent in the middle of the ball

Step 3

Don’t push too much or too little. You must end up with a result like seen in the picture

Step 4

Use your finger to flatten the upper part of the ball (head)

Step 5

You must end up with a result like seen in the picture

Step 6

Take a tiny piece of sugar paste and roll it to a small ball

Step 7

Place that ball in the middle of the face to make the nose

Step 8

Use a ball tool to shape the eyes

Step 9

Use a small silicone tool to shape eyes

Step 10

Make 2 dots to mark the corners of the mouth

Step 11

Draw a line with a silicone tool to make mouth

Step 12

Use your fingers to shape the chin

Step 13

Roll white sugar paste into a small ball and cut it in half to create two eyes

Step 14

Place the white sugar paste in the sockets made for the eyes

Step 15

Mix black powder colour with clear alcohol and using your fine paintbrush paint outlines for the eyes

Step 16

Paint the rest of the eye with grey colour and paint the pupil

Step 17

Take a small amount of black sugar paste and roll out thinly, fix it around the eyes

 

Step 18

Paint the eyelashes with your fine brush

Step 19

Add a small piece of white sugar paste in the centre of the eye

Step 20

Make a small dot with white colour

Step 21

Use a soft brush and pink colour dust to blush the cheeks

Step 22

Roll skin colour sugar paste into a carrot shape for the legs and insert a wooden skewer through

Step 23

Roll a piece of rose sugar paste, cut a strip, and wrap the foot to make shoes

Step 24

Using your exacto knife cut a v shape in front of the shoe

Step 25

Cut thinner strips and make the ribbons to wrap around the ankle

Step 26

Place the legs close to each other and cut one of the skewers

Step 27

Roll skin colour sugar paste into a sausage shape

Step 28

Use your finger to press the sugar paste to create the neck

 

Step 29

Place the body on top of the legs over the longer skewer

Step 30

Place the head on top

 

Step 31

Roll a thin piece of white sugar paste and surround the body to make the T-shirt

Step 32

Take another piece of rolled white sugar paste and cut another wider strip. Fold to start making the Tutu skirt

 

Step 33

Use your rolling pin to flatten the upper part

Step 34

Glue the skirt on the body as seen in the picture

 

Step 35

Form and bend the skirt so you have a result like this

Step 36

Roll a piece of white sugar paste into a sausage shape and cut with a angle

 

Step 37

Then cut straight to make the sleeve.

Step 38

Roll skin colour sugar paste to a sausage shape and cut at an angle in the middle to form two arms

 

Step 39

Use your finger to shape the wrist

Step 40

Use the exacto knife to cut the thumb as seen in the picture

 

Step 41

Use a toothpick to attach the sleeve and the arm to the body

Step 42

Repeat the same with the other arm

 

Step 43

Roll a tiny piece of grey sugar paste in the shape as seen in the picture to make the eyebrows

Step 44

Place the eyebrow on the face

 

Step 45

Use black powder colour to dust the dress

Step 46

Mix powder black colour with clear alcohol and paint some dots

 

Step 47

Use a bigger brush to dust the body and the dress with pink dust colour

 

Step 48

Roll grey sugar paste into a carrot shape and mark lines with your Dresden tool

 

Step 49

Twist the sugar paste and place on the head to make hair. Repeat many times until the whole head is covered

Step 50

You can use a mould to make the crown

 

Step 51

Place the crown on the top of the head

Step 52

Ta Da! Your Ballerina is finished

 

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Fuchsia Flower Tutorial

Fuchsia Flower Tutorial

Nov 25, 2019 | Flowers

Author: Zlatina Lewis

FB: ZL CAKE BOUTIQUE

Skill level: BEGINNERS

FROM ZLATINA

Fuchsia comes in different varieties and colours.  I’ve made a type which is one of my favourite and grows in my garden.

I’ve made the flower as near to nature as possible, although it is not 100% botanically accurate.

You will need:
  • Saracino pasta bouquet
  • Saracino Food gel colours – Pink,Green
  • Saracino Dusting colours – Pink, Green, White, Purple
  • Fuchsia cutter
  • Rose leaf cutter
  • Rose leaf veiner
  • Medium head stamens – 1 longer; 4 cut into ½
  • ¼ width white flower tape
  • Green flower tape
  • Ball tool
  • 24, 26, 28 gauge wire
  • Rolling pin
  • Board
  • Groove board
  • Dusting brushes
  • Fine scissors

Step 1

To make one blossom, you will need 4 head stamens cut in half and 1 longer one. Add a tiny amount of flower paste to the head of the long stamen.

Step 2

Cut a quarter length of 26 gauge wire and form a hook on the end. You will need the pieces shown in the picture to make each flower.

Step 3

Tape the stamens together first then hook the wire over the tape to secure the stamens and tape together with a ½ width green floristry tape. Paint the stamen heads with purple dust colour, mixed with 1-2 drops of clear alcohol. Set aside and repeat the process making 4-5 blossoms

Step 4

Thinly roll white flower paste and cut a rosette with the fuchsia rosette cutter.

Step 5

Soften the edges of each petal with a ball tool on your foam mat. Press in the middle gently, so the petals curve a little. Put a small amount of edible glue in the middle and fold over in half.

Step 6

Put a spot of glue in the middle, add the taped stamens and wire.

Step 7

Roll the rosette around the wire, as to form a ‘skirt’ around.  Repeat the process as many times as number of blossoms you are making and leave to dry for few hours.

Step 8

Colour a small amount of paste with pink gel colour.

Step 9

Take a small amount of pink paste and form a Mexican hat.

Step 10

Roll out the edges thinner and cut out the fuchsia.

Step 11

Soften each side of the petals with ball tool.

Step 12

With the ball tool roll gently backwards each petal, so it curves and turns upwards.

Step 13

Add small amount of glue to the dry centres and thread the pink petal on top of the white rosette. Tidy up the back of the flower and take off any excess of paste.

Step 14

Take a small ball of green paste and form the calix with a cone tool.

Step 15

Glue the calix back to the blossom and leave to dry.

Step 16

To make the buds of the fuchsia, you need a quarter length of 26 gauge wire with a hook at one end. Take a small ball of pink paste and form a cone, to represent the bud. Dip the hook end of the wire into edible glue, and push into the bud. Turn gently around and twist, to form a strong connection.

Step 17

Mark 3 lines on the bud, where the leaves will be. Add a small calix and leave the buds to dry. You will need to make 5-6 buds.

Step 18

To make the leaves, you will need to colour a small amount of paste with foliage green gel paste.

Step 19

Roll small amount of green paste over the grove board and cut a leaf shape with the rose leaf cutter.

Step 20

Dip the end of a quarter length of 28 gauge wire into edible glue and thread the end into the grove. Pinch the leaf end gently to secure it to the wire.

Step 21

Vein the leaf with the rose leaf veiner and thin the edges with a ball tool. Form a very slightly curve to the wire with your fingers, to add ‘movement’ to the leaf.

Step 22

Repeat the process, to make 6-10 leaves.  Leave to dry.

Step 23

Cover the wires with Nile green tape.

Step 24

Dust the outer side of the blossoms with pink dust. Be careful not to get any dust colour on the white rosette part.

Step 25

Dust the buds with same dust colour, as you add a small amount of green colour at the base of the buds.

Step 26

Dust the leaves with green at the centre and over dust at the base towards the edges with mix of green and very small amount of purple.

Step 27

Now we assemble our fuchsia. Start with a small bud and a few small leaves, taping them on to a 24 gauge wire with ½ width green florist tape.

Step 28

Using a few of the small branches, tape them on to the main wire.

Step 29

As you go along the branch, add on bigger leaves and buds and leave them to droop down, taping them together. Add blossoms in groups of 2-3 and tape them half way down the wire, so they droop down and have a natural look.

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BABY SHOWER CAKE

BABY SHOWER CAKE

Aug 6, 2019 | Cakes, Modelling

Author: Carmen Montero

FB: De un bocado

Skill level: BEGINNERS

You will need:

  • A cake covered with buttercream on a cake drum
  • 3 pastry bags with buttercream white, pink and light green
  • 2 russian piping nozzles and one piping nozzle to make leaves
  • Saracino white modelling paste
  • Small Rolling pin
  • Baby shoe cutter set
  • Brush
  • Edible glue
  • Saracino brown colouring powder
  • Small scissors
  • Saracino pink colouring powder
  • 2 black sugar pearls
  • Dresden tool
  • Gold edible paint

Step 1

Take one piping bag with a russian piping nozzle and pipe some buttercream flowers to the side of the cake. Your buttercream will need to be a firm mix.

Step 2

Cover your cake up to the middle and pipe more flowers on just one area. You can pipe using two colours of buttercream; to do this take a piping bag, put the white buttercream on the walls of the bag and then, the pink buttercream in the center.

Step 3

Take the buttercream piping bag with the leaf nozzle and make some leaves around the cake between the flowers.

Step 4

To make the baby booties, we are going to use the Saracino white modelling paste. Knead a piece of paste to make it workable.

Step 5

Roll out the paste with a rolling pin thin enough to cut the pieces.

Tip: If required use cornstarch on the table to avoid the paste sticking.

Step 6

Cut out the baby bootie pieces. We are making two booties so you will need to cut out two of each piece.

Step 7

Allow to dry for a few minutes; that way we will get better shape when forming the booties

Step 8

Using edible glue apply to the front area.

Step 9

Fix the front piece of the bootie, form a curve in the piece to create the shape of the front of the bootie.

Tip: If required you can fill with tissue or sponge to keep the shape.

Step 10

Set aside to dry for a few minutes.

Step 11

Put a little bit edible glue on the sides of the shoe.

Step 12

Brush some edible glue on the edge of the sole and on the sides of the front piece of the bootie, place the back piece in position and press it so it fixes well.

Step 13

Take a piece of paste and colour it with edible brown colouring powder

Step 14

Take a ball of the brown paste and form a slightly elongated shape. This will be the body of the teddy bear.

Step 15

Put the teddy bear body into the bootie and check that it fits. There should not be too much space around.

Step 16

With the tip of small scissors, we texture the entire body of the teddy bear.

Step 17

Put a little edible glue in the sole of the bootie and the fix the body of the teddy bear into the bootie.

Step 18

Roll 2 small sausages, which will be the arms of the teddy bear. Set aside for later.

Step 19

Take a piece of paste and colour it with edible pink powder.

Step 20

Roll out to form a lace with the piece of pink paste.

Step 21

Pass the lace through the eyelets of the boot.

Step 22

Stick the arms on the body and texture the same way we did before

Step 23

Now we are going to make the ears. To do this, make 2 small balls with the brown paste.

Step 24

Then repeat this with 2 smaller balls of pink paste.

Step 25

Gently flatten all the balls we have made and glue each pink ball onto each brown ball.

Make a ball to form the head and a small cylinder for the mouth area. Use 2 black sugar pearls for the eyes.

Step 26

Glue the mouth area onto the head.

Step 27

Put some edible glue in the area of the ears and glue them in place.

Step 28

Make a small ball with brown paste to make the nose.

Step 29

Make 2 small holes where we will place the sugar pearls for the eyes, put a little edible glue and stick them.

Step 30

Mark with a dresden tool the smile of the teddy bear.

Step 31

Texturize the whole head.

Step 32

Stick your head on the piece that we have already made.

Step 33

Make a body for another teddy bear, which we will place inside the other bootie. In this case, the bear will go “upside down”

Step 34

For this teddy bear we only need to make 2 legs and a tail.

Step 35

Stick the legs and tail in place, so that it seems that the teddy bear got into the bootie head first, and texturise as the other items.

Step 36

We make some small balls with pink paste to form the bear’s footprint

Step 37

With a little gold paint colour the edge of the cake.

Step 38

We can also give a golden touch on buttercream flowers.

Step 39

Place the booties on the cake.

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