Fondant trees tutorial

This tree topper looks absolutely amazing on a nature themed cake 🌳I used 16 wires each measuring 12" in size. After it was completed measured around 7" in ...

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Today's post will be my last Christmas tree tutorial, and I think I saved the best for last. It's been fun putting together these tutorials with their different methods and ideas. Hopefully you've been able to learn something new and have enjoyed yourself as well. Be aware that today's tree is a bit more tedious and time consuming than the others. However, I think the end result is well worth the effort. This tree looks much more realistic, so you just might have people asking, "How did you…

I was searching the internet for the tree tutorial, but I couldn’t find one. So I decided to do it based on my own method. It is such an easy tutorial! I used a kebab stick brushed with edible glue for the tree trunk. I also used a PME veining tool to

This is one of my favorite ways to make a pine tree. Very fast and simple, plus it's quite realistic looking. Tutorial #2: Pretty cool pine tree... huh! You'll need green fondant shaped into a cone, a stick (you could use other things like a thick skewer, a paint brush handle, etc.), and a pair of small scissors. Push the stick into the bottom of the cone. This will make much it easier to tilt and turn the cone without smashing it with your fingers. A trick I learned from Lorraine McKay ( a…

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These cute chocolate popcorn trees have milk chocolate chunks and branches and green-colored white chocolate popcorn leaves and candy fruit.

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