How to make fondant duck

[@almarieryan3214]

Hello, thank you so much for sharing. I'm a striving cake decorator and I haven't done of lot of modelling, especially with animals. Your tutorial was a lifesaver!! I think I made my duckies are tad too big for the 8" cake but they're adorable and I'm sure the three-old customer would be quite pleased. It's wonderful of you to share your talent. Blessed!

[@jinomanivayalil2612]

Wow..! Beautiful!!!

[@ellenstone3943]

That is super cool! Such a cutie... Love her.

[@teshanikanchana1090]

Cute little duckyyyy ❤🦆

[@herabloom]

Subscribed! Beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial.

[@just_cake_it]

thank you for subscribing

[@Skalar300]

Wie sich's schon vermuten lässt, einfach sehr lecker da zum Osterfest!!! Klasse gemacht und frohe Ostern!!! Sehr schön!!!

[@ornellamaraj]

I love it so cute. Thanks for Sharing.

[@kristinakurniawatisantoso4940]

this ducky is really cute.. i wonder, how do you keep the fondant head and body shape from sagging while wait it drying? did you add tylose?

[@just_cake_it]

hi:) they don't sag because I use a modeling paste Saracino and it's perfect for keeping shape. You also don't have to wait for your bottom pieces to dry:) I used to add tylose to my regular fondant (it did make it better and easier to make figurines) but then I discovered Saracino, and now I love it and wouldnt go back to fondant and tylose method

[@periwinklepony5625]

Wow! So cute! How do you make it such a bright yellow color?

[@just_cake_it]

I think it might be my camera making it a little bit brighter than it is, but I used just a yellow gel food coloring from "food colours" to make this color, nothing more

[@periwinklepony5625]

Just Cake It thank you ☺

[@juliegreen9272]

That is so cute. I love it. Thank you for sharing it. I was wondering how do you make it not to dry out or having cracks in the fondant?

[@just_cake_it]

thank you, I'm using special modeling paste Saracino, and it doesnt dry out and gets cracks. If you want to use normal fondant you should add some tylose in powder to it , this should help

[@hellsbells8919]

Approximately how much paste would I need to make one.....hoping to teach my class some techniques and will need to order LOTS

[@just_cake_it]

hi, I would say I used for my duck about 120grams of fondant

[@mariecabaneshucamis]

❤

[@evemus2405]

How do not make the fondant sticky.

[@chloeb1788]

What brand of fondant do you use?

[@just_cake_it]

I use Saracino modeling paste

[@hansininanayakkara4277]

Piz recipe fondent icing

[@sweetlakescakes7763]

Super cute😘

[@just_cake_it]

thank you:)

[@nechamafriedman694]

Is there a way to make this without a toothpick? I don't want anyone at the party to get hurt biting into their cupcakes.

[@just_cake_it]

you can always just tell people to take it apart first before they will eat it:) but you can just use edible glue and hold the head in the right place but supporting it with paper towels on the sides, and leaving it like this until it will dry completly. But I think this is good just for simple figurine like this duck, I wouldn't risk it with a standing human figurine for example

[@oceanicblues2496]

very cute

[@anaarde3129]

Bello!!

[@auxtinazamora9950]

What utensils you use?

[@frankrod40]

Very good.

[@jacobchacko1053]

Is this fondant is same as that used for cake topping.or are u adding tylose powder

[@sadeoqlan9738]

Super

[@just_cake_it]

thank you

[@pierinasipion2227]

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