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Nigerian male and female figurine

Nigerian male and female figurine
Nigerian male and female figurine Nigerian male and female figurine Nigerian male and female figurine

Male and female gum paste figurine dressed in the traditional Yoruba (Nigerian) outfit.

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fondant fondant with cmc silver dust silver dragees modelling tools silicone mold edible markers cutters paint brushes male figurine female figurine pillow

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Calli Creations commented over 9 years ago

Great modelling

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Ramids commented over 9 years ago

Thanks everyone 😊.

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Fifi's Cakes commented over 9 years ago

Oh my goodness, this is FABULOUS!! ♥

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Ramids commented over 9 years ago

Thank you 😊

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Lambrinie Cakes commented over 9 years ago

What a wonderful job! If you don’t mind sharing, how did you make the clothing?

Ramids commented over 9 years ago

Thanks Glendale for the lovely comment. I used fondant mixed with tylose to make the clothing. For the female top, I used a tiny cutter made from heavy duty aluminum foil to cut out the holes, painted it with silver dust and alcohol. For the grey and turquoise fabric, I used an edible marker and ruler to draw the turquoise lines and then drew on the diamond shape with freehand. The design in front of the male garment was a cutout from fondant that was pressed into a lace mold. The patterns were based on the couples actual garment so it made it a little easier. A few tips on how I dressed them – I clothed the torso separately from the arms and I clothed the bottom part of the female before shaping her legs into a sitting position. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need to know more.

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Sweet Lakes Cakes commented over 9 years ago

Fantastic cakes and exceptional modelling skills! (New follower) x