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DIY Edible Cake Toppers and Bunting

Hi! It’s Jenny from Hank + Hunt with a tasty little treat for your next shindig. All you will need is a box of Fruit Roll-ups, a scalloped cookie cutter and lollipop sticks. I recommend working on a sheet of waxed paper, since the temperatures are rising it can get a bit sticky.

Flowers:  Unroll a sheet of Fruit Roll-up and cut with cookie cutter. For the leaves, cut out pointed ovals in green with a sharp knife.

Lay a flower shape down, place a stick on top, add another flower shape on top. You might have wet your finger with water before topping with second flower shape to have them stick to each other. For me, it was warm and I didn’t have to use it.

Take a third flower shape and pinch to form the center of a flower (think daffodil or rose) and press in the center of the flower.

Take a leaf and wrap skinny end around the middle of the stick. Take a second leaf shape and starting in the middle wrap once to attach to the existing leaf.

Stick into a cupcake and voila!

Bunting: Take a sheet of Fruit Roll-up and cut into strips across the width. Cut again in half. Tie a piece of twine to two lollipop sticks.

Lay the strips in line and lay twine across the middle.

Press each flag over the twine. Cut out the bunting shape with a knife and carefully lift off of the waxed paper.

There you go, two little alternatives to the traditional toppers. Enjoy!

{Photos by Hank + Hunt.}

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DIY: Edible Cupcake Toppers | All Things Cupcake

Monday 20th of June 2011

[...] Sweetest Occasion has really great party inspiration from guest bloggers like these edible cupcake toppers from Hank + Hunt.  I love combining bakers twine which is so popular with Fruit Roll-Up pendants. [...]

meaghan (the decorated cookie)

Tuesday 24th of May 2011

Adorable! So brilliant. I posted a link on EdibleCrafts.CraftGossip.com :)

Rebekah

Friday 20th of May 2011

So cute! And as I love fruit roll ups, I wouldn't mind trying. :)

Madison

Thursday 19th of May 2011

i love how this looks really simple but is also so unique, havent seen this anywhere!

Leslie Sarna

Wednesday 18th of May 2011

How simple and creative!! I love it!

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