Take a little ball of fondant and roll it out to your preferred thickness – shoot for ⅛ inch. Use cornstarch to prevent sticking, not powdered sugar! Be sure that you also dust the mold with cornstarch and tap out any excess.
Gently lift the rolled fondant and press it into the mold. Press your finger around the entire molding area. If the fondant tears, try rolling a thicker piece or pressing more gently.
Comments & Reviews
Brigittes Torten says
Your mould ist so wonderful, I`d like one of this!
Brigitte
Ann @ Suburban Prairie Homemaker says
These are so beautiful! And I love that you could do these for any holiday, using different molds. Great idea!
Four Little Munchkins says
These are fantastic! So beautiful and simple. I love it.
Winnie says
These are sooooooooo wonderful, and so unique!
Thanks for the tutorial
primjillie says
I love the cupcakes! Where did you get the bunny mold?
Jill Palumbo
Lanie says
Wow, those look beautiful displayed on your table, and delish. I love the simplicity of the white tulips. I’ll be callin’ ya soon! xo
Rhonda says
That mold is so cool! I have to get one of those for my sister, the baker!
The Davis Family says
Can’t wait for the note in egg tutorial! I have lots of brown (and blue) eggs!! And the dress…..beautiful!
Kris says
That white dress is a thing of beauty, for sure!! I used to decorate cakes, and worked a little with fondant. Such a lovely idea for Easter cupcakes!!!
Nichole says
They are very classic…so elegant for an elegant holiday! Thank you!
kim says
these are so gorgeous!!!! thanks for the great tutorial. i am so excited to know how to make these beautiful cupcakes now. thank you!