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| Sugar babies are ideal for sales all year long, or dress them as Santa for Christmas. |
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| Wrap the baby in red fondant for a Santa suit. Add the black belt, and mould boots out of fondant. Place the boots below the baby's feet. |
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| Use white fondant to create the beard, pom-pon at the tip of the hat and the fur trim around the bottom of the hat and pants. |
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| Make Santa's bag by pulling the edges of a piece of red fondant around a ball of fondant. Tie the bag with black fondant rope, and position candy canes sticking out of the bag. |
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| Cut strips of white fondant, and use a Dresden tool to ruffle one edge of the strip. |
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| Layer the ruffled fondant over the baby's bottom from the feet to the waist. Cut a piece of green fondant into a trapezoid shape, and ruffle the long edges with the Dresden tool. |
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| After wrapping green ruffled fondant over the baby to form her dress, add a white belt. Create a hat by ruffling the edges of a 2-in. circle . |
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| The sugar baby boy and girl make wonderful decorations for baby showers, or use them to add a whimsical note to your showcases. |
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| Create the little boy's shirt by layering strips of yellow fondant over a rectangle of blue fondant that is the length of the baby from his chin to his waist and twice his width. |
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| After wrapping blue fondant around the baby to form his dungarees, create his hat by using a ball tool to hollow out a piece of blue fondatnt, |
Casting the moulds
Sleeping Santa
Baby girl
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