Showing posts with label lego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lego. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

The Lego Movie Cupcakes (in the making)

edible the lego movie figurines lego



Just when I was finishing up the fourth Lego Movie character, I noticed the sun beaming right at them.
It's as if they suddenly came to life. I grabbed my camera and tried to get a good shot.

Can't wait til I make all the characters... Emmet, Benny, the whole gang!

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Fondant decorating: How to make a LEGO CUPCAKE!



 I was a huge lego fan when I was a kid, my parents didn't buy my sisters and I many toys, so we spent a lot of time with this huge bag of hand me down legos. It was a set to make a boat, but a lot of pieces were missing.  There were only white, gray and black lego pieces too haha.  I remember I really wanted
the green board so badly haha! I built furniture with them for my barbie dolls too. I LOVE LEGO!

I was in Halifax over the summer and saw these lego cutlery in a kitchenware store!!
 They are too cute!! I had to get them! :)


diy fondant lego tutorial

Of course, I had to make lego cupcakes and take pictures with the cutlery when I got home!


..and here's a lego man on a cupcake. He's made out of gumpaste, entirely edible!


Easy DIY lego cupcake tutorial!
diy how to make gumpaste lego tutorial


What you'll need:

- clump of fondant
- rolling pin
- any edible color dye
- small circle cutter
- water
- paintbrush and toothpick (optional)
- a knife

Steps:

1. Use a toothpick and dab a bit of your edible color dye onto the fondant. Knead the fondant until the color is all mixed. You might need to add the color several times to get a nice intense color like the lego blocks.

2. Roll out the fondant about 3/4 of an inch thick.

3. Use the circle cutter and cut out 6 fondant circles.

4. Roll the fondant together and roll it out to 3/4 inch think again. 

5. 'Glue' the circle fondant onto the rolled out fondant by dabbing a bit of water. The water acts as a glue between the fondant. I like using a small paintbrush to apply water, you can use your finger, or toothpick etc.

6. With the knife, cut a rectangular shape around the circles.

7. Let it dry for a few hours, and you can place them onto cupcakes! You can make variations by using different colors and different lego pieces (2 circles, 4 circles).



Btw, the cutlery are not lego brand, if you're interested, look up 
"Fred and Friends Snack and Stack" lego cutlery. You can buy them online!