Ornament Cupcakes
I made these for Christmas dinner and some to hand out for gifts... They are Red Velvet and Strawberry Cupcakes, with cream cheese icing and a hint of peppermint flavoring added...the tops and hooks are made with and covered in fondant icing, and painted with gold luster dust. Enjoy the pics and Merry Christmas,Mary :o)
very nice! where did you find the boxes?
Thanks for the tips frosting111... will try my hand again at making these.. hopefully i can get it to look as great as yours did!! :)
Was this made with the wilton mini ball pan? Also, when I worked with fondant and a circle I tend to not know how to make the seems come together...when you wrap it how did you seal it together?
bailey4302 , I did use the Wilton mini ball pan,but only one half is on top of a cupcake...Ya know I've never covered anything totally round, so I'm not sure how one would seal the seams up,thoughts to ponder indeed. I would think with what ever medium you work with when doing fondant, and seam it on the bottom of the cake???
Thanks for your response...I just love 'em! They look perfect.
Very beautiful
Thanks..I got these boxes at Walmart
Wow.. so pretty.. could i ask how you got the fondant to look so smooth.. i tried making it and only ended up making a huge mess :(
serenelui, I used the mini Wilton fondant roller with the 1/4 roller bands on it...I did noticed the thinner I made the fondant at first the harder it was to work with on the cupcakes, so I kept the bands on, and I used a 4 1/2 inch round cutter as well,it was a perfect fit.
you make it sound so easy... my main problem is smoothing the fondant over the domes.. i always end up with bubbles or creases..
serenelui, I did a lot of smoothing and shaping with my hands, I noticed when the icing underneath got warm with my body temp it was easier to smooth the fondant out. Anytime slight crease would show up I would lift that area up a tad right away and re-smooth it over and over till smoothed out for me. I didn't have bubble issues, but if I had of,I would have stick it with a straight pin and smoothed it out that way.