How to make a fondant butterfly

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Thanks JellyBeanFlavoured! Hope you had fun making these.

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Hi EmerySugar, fondant and moisture don't mix. The moiture in the fridge can make the fondant run. I dry out my fondant things by putting them into a sealed plastic container with a sachet of silica gel. This is a food grade, moisture absorbing gel. You can collect them from bottles of vitamins and in various food containers or purchase them on-line. Some pharmacies sell it too. It works a treat. The other thing is to keep your fondant things out of direct sunlight. Hope it goes well.

[@itsanoten]

Wow those are Amazing!

[@itsanoten]

I still haven't gotten around to making those but I reeeeeeally want to! :(

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Thank you SuperNyad! I appreciate the comment.

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Thanks memeli54 for the comment. I hope you have fun with it and your daughter love it. Cheers

[@EmerySugar]

Here in Malaysia, the weather is humid. Could i leave them to dry in the Fridge?

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Thanks Memeili54. Hope your daughter liked them.

[@lizbz]

Good tutorial, thanks for explaining instead of just playing annoying music like some of them do, just to add audio.

[@lindalu47]

nice job

[@memeli54]

very very nice i will try for my daughter xv

[@memphismcclelland5846]

what if you dont have a butterfly cutter

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

You can cut out shapes using a knife if you don't have cutters. This is more fiddely but can be done. I sometimes do this. Use a small knife with a smooth blade - no serrated edges. Cheers

[@seemagore2227]

can't hear

[@mylittlepartyplanner]

Well if you do get around to it, I'd love to know how you go. Feel free to share some pics on my facbook page at: facebook.com/mylittlecakedecorator. Otherwise there's lots of other tips and pics there to check out too. Cheers!