Wee Henry Rabbit Cake Decorating and Baking Tutorial

Paul starts off by shaping a cute little rabbit using modelling chocolate. Once you’ve put it all together, make sure the chocolate is completely set before moving on to covering it.

Paul uses ivory sugarpaste rolled out to around 2mm and covers the body. He adds a second layer to form a coat for the rabbit.

Paul covers the arms and adds some cute little details to the coat.

In this lesson Paul covers the ears and adds a little more detail to the coat.

Paul adds texture to the rabbit using a dresden tool to get a nice fur effect.

Paul finishes texturing the rabbit and finishing off the ears. Then he adds the fence and bits of long grass.

Here Paul finishes off the cake with little flowers, and then attaches the rabbit to the top of the cake.

Paul starts off with a lovely light blue shade and dabs the brush around to get a wonderful light texture.

Here Paul finishes off painting the fence by adding nice grey tones to add character. He also adds a touch of colour to the flowers.

Paul mixes brown and white to get a nice light shade of brown for Henry and uses it to create a fur-like texture.

Paul finishes off by painting some colour onto Henry’s cheeks.

Paul adds some paint to Henry’s coat and then adds a lovely bit of ribbon to finish it all off.

Paul shares some other ideas you can try out during this project. We’re sure you’ve some of your own, and we’d love to see what brilliant alterations you’ve made.

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In this lesson, Paul shares some insider information about the cost to make this cake, as well as pricing, portions and other vital information for any professional cake designer.