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The day before making these cupcakes, start preparing the mermaid tails. They each need about 2-3 hours to set. Leave them on the counter to set, do not refrigerate. If you set them by the fridge, when you pull them out and pop them, they will sweat and melt. Just leave on counter until the candy re-hardens. Place candy melts in a microwave-safe bowl and microwave for 35 seconds. Stir and reheat as needed. Tail: Using teal fondant, cut out a mermaid tail shape. Smooth out the edges. Cut out two tail fins. Using the #5 piping tip, create half-circle indents on the tail body to look like scales. Using fondant tools, create lines on the tail fins. You can also prepare the number outline in advance and bake your cake the night before your party as long as it’s covered with plastic wrap so it doesn’t dry out. This way, the day of your party all you have to do is put on the frosting and decorate. What can I do with extra melted chocolate candy melts?

Piping bag and piping tips: I use a reusable piping bag with screw on tips similar to this one. It's so much easier to work with piping tips that screw into place and are secure. Then pipe a ring of blue buttercream to the outside edge of the cake, followed by the purple buttercream and in the center pipe the green buttercream. Use an offset spatula to smooth the layer of buttercream. The tri-colored buttercream scales use a simple technique called Pulled Dots that looks stunning when it’s completed. I alternated the buttercream colors for a cool pattern with a subtle shimmer effect with gold highlighter luster dust. The gold shimmer makes this fondant mermaid tail shine. A mermaid tail mould is a simple and effective way to create single or multiple mermaid tails to top your seaside themed celebration cakes or mermaid inspired cakes. The perfect size for making mermaid tail cupcakes, they are easy to use yet give a professional finish that’s perfect for mermaid-themed parties or as a fun baking project with the kids.Treat yourself to a stunning buttercream sheet cake decorated with frosting swirls, mermaid tails, shells, and the name of the birthday child.

The good news is you can make them pretty easily with just a few simple tools (like a mermaid tail candy mold) and follow my step by step photos for advice on how to make them at home.

You can use a regular 9×13 cake pan to make a standard sheet cake, or use a 9×13 glass baking dish if you plan on leaving the cake inside like I did.

Get ready to be blown away by this amazing cake! It has a beautiful fondant tail, vibrant colors, and layers of delicious cake that will transport you to a magical underwater world. 7. Mermaid Mousse Cake Recipe | Taste Madecups buttermilk, room temperature (or buttermilk powder with water is an option if you can’t find liquid buttermilk at your grocery store!) Make a mermaid cupcake cake that matches your party colors. It’s a fun and tasty treat, where each cupcake can be enjoyed separately. Harry Potter Cake Ideas: A Harry Potter themed cake is a great way to show your love for the series. There are many ways to design a Harry Potter cake, so be clever! This cake has so many amazing techniques. It is hard to choose just one as my favorite! Pretty Pastel Under The Sea Cake Cake By @butterbabybakery Prepare the Buttercream Frosting: In a large mixing bowl, beat the softened unsalted butter until creamy. Gradually add the powdered sugar and vanilla extract, mixing well after each addition. Add whole milk, one tablespoon at a time, until the frosting reaches a smooth and spreadable consistency.

Insert the mermaid tail into the cupcake about ½ inch to secure it and make sure it doesn't tip over. In the stand mixer bowl fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. In this tutorial, we are working with simple buttercream techniques and a more intermediate technique with the fondant mermaid tail. This mermaid buttercream cake takes several basic techniques that’ll elevate your skills and give you the confidence to take on any cake challenge!Pipe melted candy into your mermaid tail mold with a plastic bag or piping bag. Cut a small hole at the tip of your bag once it’s loaded with chocolate so you can control how much comes out at a time. Imagine layers of moist cake, filled with colorful sprinkles that resemble the treasures of the sea. Make your cake batter according to your box cake directions then separate the cake batter into 3-4 smaller bowls to add food coloring. You don’t need a lot of dye to get light or pastel colors. I added half a drop of blue to get a light blue color. I added half a drop of blue and one drop of pink to get the purple colored cake batter. I added one drop of pink to get the pink cake batter.