How to Make a Fondant Dog
Did you know today is International Dog Day? So I’m sharing this infographic about how to make a fondant dog to celebrate!
International Dog Day is a day to celebrate everything you love about your poochie pal (or any other dog you happen to love) and to join together with dog lovers from across the globe to celebrate these wonderful creatures.
Of course, Sally cannot wait to be my dog of the day (not that she isn’t every day).
I’ll be making sure she is well pampered and looked after today and of course, giving her lots of love and cuddles.
For those who have a creative streak and love playing with icing then this infographic from Renshaw might just be what you have been looking for. Fondant figures make a lovely addition to any bake and this dog cake topper is no different!
After all, when it comes to something to celebrate the day with, it just so happens to be instructions to make the cutest little puppy dog I ever did see! Fondant cake toppers can really add something special to any cake.
And all you need to do to make this cute little doggo for yourself, is follow the information on this step by step infographic!
Simple Hey! In fact, it’s one of the simplest cake topper tutorials I’ve seen!
Making a Fondant Dog
Now is it just me or does that little darling look almost too good to eat!
I have to admit I’m not sure I would be able to get my fingers around making him look quite so good.
However, the instructions are so well laid out and if you are still a bit of a muddle, then fear not as Renshaw has dedicated a whole blog post to International Dogs Day and how to make this cute little pup.
If anyone would like to make me one for my birthday I certainly wouldn’t say no either.
Perhaps you could even paint it up to look like Sal.
Oh I need to find someone who is good at baking now!
Did you know about International Dogs Day, what do you think of the fondant dog?
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omg this is so adorable i love this
That is so cute! I can’t imagine it would turn out anywhere near as well if I tried it!
Looks totally amazing… And made out of fondant,
I’d feel like a monster eating this :-! …:-)
A really clever idea – good to have it broken down into easy stages.
Aww that is so cute. I’d love to make things out of fondant.
That is very cool – perfect for a birthday cake decoration
wow thats amazing! you make it look so easy, love it! x
Oh my goodness Sarah that’s amazing! How very clever you are. I’m not sure my cooking skills are quite as good as yours. Perhaps it’s one to try in the future. We don’t have a dog but POD is continually asking for one!
This is so creative! I’d be tempted to give one a go.
I wish |I could manage something like that. Mine would look nothing like a dog!
How very clever – i dread to think what my attempt would turn out like!
Here’s to all the dogs for international dog day x
The skills of people who can sculpt with sugarpaste never ceases to amaze me!
That is totally awesome. So clever x
What a cute little dog – that makes it look so easy.
The fondant dog looks excellent but I doubt I’d be able to get mine like your picture!!
I didn’t know it was International Dogs Day….How cool!
That fondant dog is amazing! So cute x
International Dogs Day sounds like my kind of holiday. I don’t think I could make a fondant doggy, purely because I wouldn’t want to eat it, meaning it would only end up mouldy! 🙁 x
This is brilliant! I would love to use this idea to sculpt a fondant dog after my pet dog Terry!
That looks soo much fun! I wish I have so much more cratfty skills in myself!
He is a very cute dog. We don’t have a dog here instead we have two kitties! Happy dog day to your pooch!
Ok how talented are you? you made that look so easy but I bet if I gave it a go it would turn out looking nothing like your picture! So amazing though. x
This is so cool! Im going to have to try and make one XD
That is soooo clever! Too cute to eat! In fact, it completely reminds me of a fondant dog on a cake that my daughter got attached to in Japan! I had to carry it everywhere for hours because she couldn’t eat it! 🙂
I thought it was going to be a cake I could eat… hmmm…. lol x
I did not know about international dogs day – and that fondant dog is amazing! My attempt would look nothing like that!