https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/cupcake-decorations • Posted by Autumn Asylum
This project took A LOT of time and patience. But I think it was worth it. =] These cupcakes are pretty big, they're about 4" high and about 3" wide. Okay, from the base, I used salt dough and molded them in a cupcake tin. Which made them really heavy, but they're really sturdy and won't topple over and break. I made an indent in the base, so that I could attach a small styrofoam ball, to make them less heavy and so that I didn't have to use more spackle. Next the "icing" was piped on (MAKE SURE TO USE LIGHT WEIGHT SPACKLE for the icing!!!) and as it was drying I pressed in beads and little fimo decorations that I had made earlier. For the bigger decorations I put a little bit of glue on them before pressing them in, to make sure they wouldn't fall out. Also while it was drying, I pushed in the hoop for hanging, it needs to be long enough to go (atleast) halfway through the styrofoam ball. I glued around the top of it too. Then I painted the bases, and coated everything in ModPodge. And lastly I added the ribbon for hanging. ^_^
This project took A LOT of time and patience. But I think it was worth it. =] These cupcakes are pretty big, they're about 4" high and about 3" wide. Okay, from the base, I used salt dough and molded them in a cupcake tin. Which made them really heavy, but they're really sturdy and won't topple over and break. I made an indent in the base, so that I could attach a small styrofoam ball, to make them less heavy and so that I didn't have to use more spackle. Next the "icing" was piped on (MAKE SURE TO USE LIGHT WEIGHT SPACKLE for the icing!!!) and as it was drying I pressed in beads and little fimo decorations that I had made earlier. For the bigger decorations I put a little bit of glue on them before pressing them in, to make sure they wouldn't fall out. Also while it was drying, I pushed in the hoop for hanging, it needs to be long enough to go (atleast) halfway through the styrofoam ball. I glued around the top of it too. Then I painted the bases, and coated everything in ModPodge. And lastly I added the ribbon for hanging. ^_^