Fondant bumble bee

Bumble Bee Cupcake Toppers: Want to make some bees to decorate your cakes or cupcakes!? You will need: Yellow sugarpaste Black sugarpaste White sugarpaste Small circle cutter or piping tip Small rolling pin Sharpe knife or scalpel Edible glue

This is how bumble bees begin... they are born from an egg! Well, a small amount of yellow fondant in the shape of an egg. Then, add two t...

When I was making the farm cake for my friend's daughter, I also made some bees and ladybugs to put on cupcakes and on the main cake as well. So I decided to multi-task and take some photos along the way on how I made my ladybugs and bees. They are both very simple to do and here is my way of making a simple fondant bee. 1. Roll a ball of yellow fondant into a tear drop. 2. Cut thin strips of black fondant and lay them over the yellow. Tuck the strips under and cut off any excess strips. 3…

Bees are magical, lets face it, they buzz around happily, working hard to make sweet, delicious nectar that make lots of people happy… wait a minute.. that’s basically how I live my …

Bumble Bee Cupcake Toppers: Want to make some bees to decorate your cakes or cupcakes!? You will need: Yellow sugarpaste Black sugarpaste White sugarpaste Small circle cutter or piping tip Small rolling pin Sharpe knife or scalpel Edible glue

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With whimsical bumblebees swarming around a beehive-shaped cake, this honey and apricot dessert is perfect for a springtime birthday party. The slight tartness of the apricot filling pairs perfectly with the sweet and smooth honey buttercream icing. The simple shape is easy to carve, and just a swirl of buttercream transforms an ordinary layer cake into an edible birthday centerpiece. The best part? The marzipan bumblebees are super fun (and simple!) to make with a few basic cake-decorating…

This is how bumble bees begin... they are born from an egg! Well, a small amount of yellow fondant in the shape of an egg. Then, add two thin rings of black fondant... To finish them, add a smile and paint eyes with a black food marker. Add white fondant wings. You can cut out the wings with a small petal cutter. Attach them with your edible glue. And that's it... They are ready to bzzz on top of your cupcakes!

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