Here are the things I used to create the cake:
* 9x3 contour pan for the body
* mini ball pan for the head
* cupcakes turned upside down for the feet
Here's a step-by-step pictures of how I decorated the cake with fondant:
~covered the body of the turtle with green fondant~
~used round cookie cutters for the yellow spots~
~covered the head (made up of 2 halves from the mini ball pan) with green fondant and attached it to the body~
~covered the feet (made of cupcakes turned upside down) with green fondant and attached it to the body~
~rolled yellow fondant into a rope and attached it around the turtle's body/shell~
~rolled green fondant into little balls for the fingers~
~used the back of a knife to imprint the mouth/smile on the turtle's face~
~used brown M&M's for the turtle's eyes~
Of course, I always tend to forget something. It turns out, I forgot to add the turtle's tail! It was totally forgotten that even the two turtles I made for the birthday party didn't have tails! Not too bad, only one person noticed it :)
Thanks for posting the instructions. I made my first fondant cake "LEGOS" for my gransdons 8th birthday - I had so much fun with it! Then I went onto making a "Cheese/Lettuce/Tomatoe Burger" fondant cake for my family picnic. After showing pictures of both I have been asked to make a "Turtle" theme for a Baby Boy Shower. I also did some legos with rice krispies and covered with fondant-maybe I'll make some small turtles to go with this! Thanks Again!
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