Learn how to make simple male and female sugar figurines to be used in three different cake topper scenes.
A very common skill set that most cake decorators need to have is the ability to make figurines and quite often this is more challenging than we would like it to be. Years ago, Serdar created Simon and Simone, a sugar figurine couple that he has made countless times. This tutorial introduces you to these two characters and Serdar will show you how to make them with his simple techniques. You will learn how to create coloured shiny eyes, proportional body parts with easily created clothing and a very simple way to add hair to your figurines. You will also learn how to create props for three different scenes where Simon and Simone could be seated to make a cake topper.
Dear Serdar,
I have been buying classes from another cake Platform, but I must say you are the best.
Have noticed that there is no template for the tree, is it possibel to email one to me.
Thank you Chef Yener! – Hilda
Hi, Hilda There are couple of people asked the same question. I will tell Serkan to add this template to the course material. Thanks for the request.
Hello Chef! Has there been a template for the tree for Simon & Simone? If so, how can I get a copy of it please?
Denise (FluffyD)
Please check downloadable course materials in the next few day .It will be there. Thanks
Great tutorial. Am looking forward to trying this out especially the funiture. If I had a quarter of your talent I would be over the moon.
There is no tree in the download.
When you roll out the pastillage for the chairs how thick is it?
5mm sitting area, 2mm back. Thanks
Dear Serdar, I have a question re your modelling paste. How long can I keep it? I guess that with the amount of royal icing inside, the shelf life is hardly more than a week or two in the fridge. Am I right?
Thank you, also for the great tutorial. Non only for the figurines, I love the furniture too 🙂
Regads, Elisabetta
Hi Elisabetta Yes you are close. If you don’t have 202 in the pastillage you can keep the paste one or two weeks in the room temperature. In the fridge more than a month. Keep it air tight . It’s get a little wet in one side in the bag . just knead and go for it.. Thanks
Thank you Serdar. I have tried it out and it is a wonderful modelling paste, especially if there is no much time for letting things set. I have found that the surface cracks a little when drying and thin pieces such as arms and hands tend to do more so. Probably, though, it is because I am not quick enough in working with it. Maybe I’ll try it again, adding some drops of glycerin and a little shortening to your recipe … Thank you again for the great tutorial!
What an awesome class. I really enjoy it so much, like always. You are so talented, you never stop amazing me with all your fantastic techniques. I tip my hat to you chef Yeners.
Thank you Grisel. You are so kind.
Mr Yener greetings to you. I am unable to view tis video. Since yesterday I get a message on d screen saying unable to resolve the server’s DNS address. Please help.
Ах, как мило))))Не перестаю восхищаться Вами, Сардар!!!
looking forward to learning how to make figurines, thats something I would be definitely interested in.
Awesome!Can’t wait for this.