My Frozen Elsa Anna Olaf Cake and Cupcake Designs!

My Frozen custom cakes and cupcakes!

Okay, I've made so many Disney Frozen cakes, it's enough to start it's own album on my Facebook Page lol. I try to make them each a different design while still catering to what the person wants.
 

 

I've only had one request to make childhood Anna and Elsa, I loved how

the figurines turned out, I used gumpaste to make both Frozen cake toppers.

My edible Frozen Anna childhood figurine!

Probably my most detailed cupcakes to date. I spent about 3-4 hours on each 

Anna and Elsa cupcake toppers. Olaf was 25 mins, the snowflakes were less time.

 I think this is my fave edible Elsa cake topper figurine. She's made with gumpaste.

3 tier Frozen Elsa cake.

Here's a 2 tier Frozen cake design, with all 3 characters, 

Anna, Elsa and Olaf cake toppersare made with gumpaste and entirely edible.

Close up of Elsa and Anna!

A simple Olaf cake for a boy turning 3.

Edible Frozen Elsa figurine.

An ombre blue cake with a Disney Frozen design.

Elsa and Anna doll cake!

 

Frozen cupcakes I made last year.

And my first Frozen cake last year.

If anyone like to know how I made the edible Olaf figurine cake topper, here's a tutorial:

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Fondant Olaf Figurine Tutorial

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Olaf Figurine Tutorial, how to make Olaf!

1. Materials you'll need: 
- white fondant
- small clump of black fondant
- small clump of orange fondant
- small clump of brown fondant
- ball tip tool or you can use back of a paint brush
- exacto knife
- 3 toothpicks
- small roller
- thin paint brush
- edible blue color
- tylose or gumpaste powder (not shown in pic, oops!)
 you'll need to knead this into the fondant before starting

2. Make white fondant into Olaf's head shape. I used the small roller and pressed that on for the top of his head, and also below his nose, to make his middle nose part more prominent. I used the tip of the roller to push in the 2 indents on both sides of his well as well. Flat part of the roller can flat/smooth the sides of his mouth.

3. Exacto knife to create the smile.

4. Use the exacto knife and cut out the smile.  It's okay if the cut isn't perfectly smooth/flat.

5. Use a ball tip tool or the back of a paint brush, and flatten the fondant inside the mouth opening.

6. Roll out a thin piece of black fondant and cut it into the shape of his mouth.

7. Add water for it to stick on, then use the ball tip tool or back of paintbrush and smooth out the black fondant. 

8. Roll out a small piece of white fondant, place a plastic wrap over and use a small circle cutter to cut the eyes. The plastic wrap will smooth out the circle into a dome shape rather than a flat coin shape.

9. Glue the eyes down with water.

10. Dilute the blue color gel with a few drops of water, or vodka or lemon extract. Paint around the eyes a small border of blue.

11. With black fondant, place eye balls and eye lid onto his eyes.  For the eyelids, I pinch a but of black fondant and roll it really thin with my fingers.

12. Roll really thin brown fondant with your fingers, for eyebrows.

13. Roll really thin brown fondant into a rectangular shape. add some water inside and place a toothpick in the center. Fold the fondant over and make a straight cut beside the tooth pick.  Roll a bit of brown fondant into a thin V shape and glue it on as fingers.

14. Use white fondant to create the body parts.

15. Use black fondant and make the 3 buttons. Let the pieces dry for at least an hour to let them harden before assembling. Assemble the body parts together with a tooth pick in the core and leave a bit of tooth pick sticking out at the top of the body to add the head on.

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Frozen Cupcakes! With Olaf, Elsa and Anna!

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A quick Frozen Elsa tutorial I made on my phone. 

I printed an image of Elsa and Anna from my computer, and cut out all the details.

I placed parts of them onto rolled fondant and cut around it with an exacto knife.

This method ensured me that it'll be the same size and shape as the image.