If you Google or look on Pinterest, there are several ways to do this, I'll show how I made mine. I started with the Wilton doll cake topper:
Picked up a plastic cup at Walmart, twisted scissors back and forth in the bottom to make a small hole. Then pushed the point on the bottom of the doll through the hole.
I used a little orange streamer for her top.
Some folks use double sided tape to attach the candy, some use glue dots, I just used hot glue. Start with the bottom row and overlap the candy a little as you work upwards for each row.
I glued a few toy rings here and there for looks and an extra treat. Add a black cape if desired, I simply used a holiday hair band I had on-hand (see top pic).
This project comes together pretty quickly once you decide what candy to use and how you want to decorate the doll. I could even see this as a cake topper.
Make something just for fun and have a happy day:@)
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That turned out SO cute! How clever you are! Wish I could stop by for a treat! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, Lynn. I'm into keeping the happy in Halloween too. I don't go for scary or gruesome. Just good, cute little witches like Tilly the Witch. I'm sharing this idea with my niece who likes to make birthday cakes for her two little nieces. Also have a friend who collects Barbie dolls. She needs a cake with this topper. Thanks for sharing the idea and Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeletevery cute idea. I have one of those from my cake decorating days
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How cute!! So clever and creative!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable Lynn! Love her candy skirt and her hat! <|:>)
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