Well it looks as though the flu has returned its ugly head again! My husband and youngest daughter have it now and unfortunately the girls didn't get to go trick or treating because of it :(. I guess there is always next year. Fortunately I had this topper that I did last year so I didn't have to try make one in this house full of germs, lol. This is actually the topper that started it all when I did a tutorial to put on cake central last year. So keep that in mind when you look at the pictures :D. Here's what you will need to make them:
-Fondant smoother
-Rolling pin
-Ball tool
-Knife
-White, tan, and pumpkin colored fondant.
-Rolling pin
-Ball tool
-Knife
-White, tan, and pumpkin colored fondant.
-To make the "whipped cream" take a small ball of fondant and roll it into a log and taper at one end.
-To make the dollop, fold down the wider end about a third of the way down.
-Then start wrapping the tapered end up and around.
-For the "pumpkin filling" take a 1" ball of pumpkin colored fondant and form into a triangle with your fingers.
-Take the fondant smoother and help shape it.
-Pushing the backside with the fondant smoother.
-and pinch all of the edges to define them more.
-Roll out some tan fondant to about 1/8" thick
-place the pie filling on top.
-Cut along the front sides.
-Then cut straight back and with a little water fold the pie back onto the crust.
-Trim the back crust to about 1/2".
-Fold the crust over.
-Then ignore the cookie cutter! I'm not sure why it was even there, lol. Take the small end of a ball tool, and using your thumb and index finger and the ball tool crimp the edges.
Hope everyone is having a great (and healthy!) Tuesday.




























Sweetness, thank you for sharing ;)
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteI love all of your tutorials, thanks so much for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteDo you make your own fondant? If so can I get the recipe?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Chelsea
So adorable! I hope your family feels better soon! One more thing.... may I ask how much you charge for that cupcake?
ReplyDeleteOMG those pies look soooo good, just like the real thing, yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat has got to be one of THE CUTEST cupcake toppers EVER!!!
ReplyDeleteHow did you make the color "pumpkin"? Did you buy it like that?
ReplyDeleteKeep everyone hydrated and stay well yourself.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Hope your family gets well quickly!
ReplyDeleteDiane Conroy
you really do amaze me each week ... your brain must be wired differently to mine .... so thank you for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet again.. loking forward to your tuesday topper each time...
ReplyDeleteHeleen,
Netherlands
These are fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to Tuesday!!!!!
ReplyDeleteim so jealous of your creative toppers and your amazing fondant skills!! i can never get it to perform like that :D
ReplyDeletethey look delicious
I love it!!! You are such a blessing! I'm so looking forward to Christmas tutorials!
ReplyDeleteOMG... Cuties :-))) Thanks for sharing. I love your blog...:-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I love the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteMimi
So adorable - all your toppers are just perfect looking.
ReplyDeleteI keep getting distracted and have been meaning to ask if you would be so kind as to share what recipte that cupcake and it's frosting is!?! It looks divine and I'd love to know what kind it was! Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your magnificent talent with us all!!
ReplyDelete~Stephanie~
Those are awesome! Very creative.
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These are SOOOO cute!
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