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How to Make Snowman Cupcake Toppers

by Louise 5 Comments

 

 

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If you are a cake decorating enthusiast like me, the odds are you have a collection of tools at home. I chose a popular mold from my collection and decided to give it a holiday spin to make adorable snowman toppers that are in the shape of cupcakes!

 

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This is what you need:
Work surface
Corn starch
Wilton “Kids Party Designs” mold
Paring knife
Large black sprinkles
Fondant in white, black, orange and pink
Pink and silver edible dust
Small brush

 

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Step 1: To make the shape of each cupcake snowman, get out yor mold, white fondant and corn starch.

 

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Step 2: Roll a small ball of fondant so it is smooth and coat it in corn starch.

 

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Step 3: Press the fondant into the shapes of the cupcake mold. If your hands re coated in corn starch, you can easily press the excess fondant to the side.

 

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Step 4: Remove the excess fondant until you have the proper amount in the mold shapes and smooth out he back with your fingers.

 

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Step 5: Gently bend the mold until the shape starts to release.

 

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Step 6: The fondant cupcake shape will easily drop out of the mold on to your work surface.

 

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Step 7: I used the large cupcake shape for the male snowmen and the small shape for the snow woman.

 

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Step 8: Wet the bottom edge of the icing and attach the two cupcake pieces together.

 

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Step 9: With a small brush and pink edible dust, apply blush to the cheek areas.

 

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Step 10: This step is easier to do before adding the facial features.

 

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Step 11: Now to add the black eyes and mouth, use the large sprinkles.

 

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Step 12: I was able to press them firmly into the face and they stayed. If you have trouble with them falling out, attach them with a dot of royal icing or edible glue.

 

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Step 13: For the noses, go back to the mold and use orange fondant in the striped bunting shape to create carrots.

 

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Step 14: Shape the carrots to narrow them with your fingers and trim them to size with the paring knife.

 

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Step 15: Attach the noses with water.

 

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Step 16: To make the top hat for the snowmen, use the striped bunting and candle stick from the mold. Press black fondant into these two shapes.

 

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Step 17: Trim the two black shapes s shown and attach them as the brim and top of the hat.

 

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Step 18: This picture shows the two top hats attached to the snowmen. I also used the small bow shape from the same mold to make an accessory for the snow woman. Allow these cupcake toppers to dry for 3 days on a parchment-lined cookie sheet and then serve them on cupcakes!

 

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These toppers are so fun and easy to make. It would be a great snow ay project with the kids!

Happy Caking!

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Comments

  1. Renee

    September 25, 2022 at 7:39 PM

    This tutorial was created by Renee Daly .

    Reply
  2. Rose

    December 10, 2015 at 8:36 AM

    These are soooo cute Renee!!

    Reply
    • Renee

      January 7, 2016 at 9:39 PM

      Thanks Rose! Xo

      Reply
  3. ashraf

    December 8, 2015 at 10:53 AM

    nice

    Reply
    • Renee

      January 7, 2016 at 9:38 PM

      Thank you!

      Reply

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