Sugarcraft Step-by-step: Modelling heads, mouths, noses & ears Part 2

[zoomom11]

Thank you so much for your tutorial, it helped me to learn great techniques and because of this I was brave enough to try to make "who's" from horton hears a who. They turned out amazing because of your tutorial!!! My son will be so excited. Thanks again.

[zoomom11]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, it gave me the insight and courage to make "who's from horton hears a who, for my son's cake. They turned out amazing because of your tutorial. Thanks again!!!!!

[Casinhaish]

Thanks so much for this tutorial. It is the best face I've seen, yet so simple and straight forward to make it. Great job!!!

[MysticalMischief]

@Casinhaish Thankyou! glad it's been of use :O)

[hikinguphigh]

were do i find character sticks i googled them but cant find them

kind regards

[MysticalMischief]

@hikinguphigh The character stick is basically a cuticle stick, you should be able to pick them up easily. I do also sell them from my website 'creativecelebrationcakes.co.u­k ' with a tutorial on how to use them which is useful :O)

[MysticalMischief]

Hi, It depends were in the UK you are. Some colleges run classes, British Sugarcraft Guild have branches around the country. And there's also independent groups and individuals that will run them. Try the bsguk . org and see if there's a branch near you, if so pop along and they're bound to have more info on what 's on in your area. Failing that you can always come to one of my workshops

[gleefan201]

were can i get classes in sugar craft

[raffpalma1]

Love these videos. Am just about to embark on my neices 18th birthday cake and you will have helped me implement all my ideas. Great. I may even take this up properly.

[myocean4vr]

Great tutorial! Is there any way to make the smile with closed lips instead of open??

Thanks!

[BirdOfParadise777]

Love the face! Love this technique!

Thank you:)

BOP