How Do I Make A Human Figure Out Of Gumpaste?
Decorating By JensAddiction Updated 30 May 2008 , 5:33pm by VannaD
I have to make a woman, who's going to be sitting on a little chair I made out of cake. I've never made a gumpaste figure, though. I searched the forums and couldn't really find any specific instructions - does anyone have any links they can post with instructions on how to make human figures? Thanks so much for any help!
-Jen
Best advice is to search google for Scupley Clay or Polymer Clay instructions. It is the same concept, you are just working with a different medium.
I have tried many times to find information about making people out of fondant or clay with not much luck. What I did run across (and hopefully will save you lots of wasted time) is that aine2 has a tutorial on her website that you can buy. She also has a free one showing how to make a face. The face one was very helpful. I haven't purchased the whole figure tutorial yet, but I will before I have to make another person!
hope that helps! Good luck!
I have tried many times to find information about making people out of fondant or clay with not much luck. What I did run across (and hopefully will save you lots of wasted time) is that aine2 has a tutorial on her website that you can buy. She also has a free one showing how to make a face. The face one was very helpful. I haven't purchased the whole figure tutorial yet, but I will before I have to make another person!
hope that helps! Good luck!
aine's website is extra-icing.blogspot.com. actually, that's her blog, not sure what her website is, but there's a link to it there.
HTH
have you looked on you tube? I went there the other night and typed in gumpast and got back several hits....Good luck
aine's website is extra-icing.blogspot.com. actually, that's her blog, not sure what her website is, but there's a link to it there.
HTH
Woops! You're right! Sorry about that...
I was looking for the same thing the other day. Here's the only thing I was able to find so far.
http://www.wilton.com/recipes/recipesandprojects/yearbook/hisroyalhighnessdiorama.cfm
She also has a free one showing how to make a face. The face one was very helpful. I haven't purchased the whole figure tutorial yet, but I will before I have to make another person!
hope that helps! Good luck!
Can you post the link to the free face tutorial?? I can't find it!
Here is the link to the tutorial:
http://www.lorraine-icingonthecake.co.uk/masterclass/face-howto.htm
aine's website is extra-icing.blogspot.com. actually, that's her blog, not sure what her website is, but there's a link to it there.
HTH
Woops! You're right! Sorry about that...
nothing to be sorry about, i dont think, unless i'm missing something.
I bought Aines tutorial for the lady (around $10 US) worth every penny! I just recently bought the right tools and a scale that allows me to measure in grams (the unit of measure in the instructions). My first attempts prior to tools and scales are the kids on the swim cake in my photos. Below is my most recent attempt still missing her grad cap and needs a touch up on her eyes and cheeks.
Judi
juds2223, you did a great job on your figure..... i too, love to play with modeling..... purchased anine's tutorials also...... also maisie parrish's books are great to learn all this too.... took her class.... loved it... have her books....love them... there are others also.... too many, right?
Help, please!
https://webfdd.tollbrothersinc.com/PrepareLogin.do
did not work for me... is there another way to get to this? Netscape, IE, and Mozilla Firefox would not take me there... tried just www.tollbrothersinc.com and got a construction company.
i have to make ppl for a cake next week, im familiar with fondant but have never used gumpaste. Few questions, is the wilton gumpaste like their fondant, horrible? Is it something that i should make myself or should i just by it? Thanks guys
great job on modelling! I just use mmf, but it is soft to work with so next time I think I will use mix with gumpaste!
I have only ever used Wilton's gumpaste. I've never tried to make it myself before. I don't think it taste as bad as the fondant but I don't think many people eat it anyway. It seems to work pretty good for me.
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