Tiny Circle Cutter? Train Wheels And Mini Car Cutout?

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cagirlintexas Posted 25 Jan 2010 , 6:29am
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I am trying to decorate cupcakes using a tiny 1 1/2 inch train fondant cutouts. I want to find a tiny circle cutter to make the wheels. Any tips?
Also still on the look out for a 1 1/2 inch car cutout.

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madgeowens Posted 25 Jan 2010 , 6:40am
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Use a piping tip

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antonia74 Posted 25 Jan 2010 , 7:17am
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Off the Beaten Path usually has mini car cookie cutters in stock, but I think they are sold out right now:

http://cookiecutter.com/miniaturecookiecutters.aspx

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kritiana89 Posted 15 May 2012 , 7:28am
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Let the kids use different types of wrapped candy to create a train. Certain types of candy work well for the craft, but you can adapt the candy based on personal preference and available resources.

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Chellescakes Posted 15 May 2012 , 8:29am
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use a drinking straw , they are great for doing small circles and if you stiffen up the fondant with a bit of tylose first it helps keep the shape and are easier to handle.

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Panel7124 Posted 15 May 2012 , 1:41pm
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Originally Posted by Chellescakes

use a drinking straw , they are great for doing small circles and if you stiffen up the fondant with a bit of tylose first it helps keep the shape and are easier to handle.




Chellescakes, you are a genius (also the person who mentioned Makin's Clay Extruder to make fondant snakes). Thank you.

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