There’s no better way to decorate your Easter baking than with this cheerful chap, the perfect combination of cheeky and cute.

You could use him with other Easter-themed decorations on a large cake or top cupcakes with a little rabbit each - let your imagination go wild.

Once made, you can keep these in a breathable cake box for a good few days, letting you get ahead on your Easter prep.

The amounts make 1 bunny but you can double or triple the ingredients if you want to make more - you could also choose to make your bunnies a smaller or bigger size, or even a different colour - the choice is yours!

By Victoria Threader

Ingredients

For this Easter recipe you will need:

  • 70g beige modelling paste
  • 1g pink modelling paste
  • 1g yellow modelling paste
  • 1g cream modelling paste
  • 1/4g white modelling
  • Black sugar pearls for the eyes
  • Chinese clear noodles for the whiskers

Step 1

For the body: Roll 60g of beige modelling paste into a ball. Using your index finger, roll a dent in the centre to make a neck.




Step 2

Roll a long sausage shape at the top of the head, tapering into a point at the top.


Step 3

Using a sharp knife, cut down the centre of the top to make ears.


Step 4

For the feet: Roll 3g of beige paste into a ball, pinch the bottom to make a foot shape, mark out the toes by pushing a cocktail stick into the top twice.


Step 5

For the pads of the feet: Roll tiny pink balls of paste and push them flat with the tip of your finger and stick them on to the feet with a dot of water.


Step 6

Stick the feet onto the body with a brush of water.


Step 7

For the arms: Roll two sausage shapes, taper at one end.


Step 8

Stick the arms onto the body with a brush of water.


Step 9

For the pink of the ears: Roll a tiny sausage shape and push it flat, using the dresden tool if you have one.


Step 10

For the eyes: Roll tiny balls of white paste and push the black sugar pearls into them.


Step 11

Roll the cream modelling paste into two cheeks, a tiny ball of pink paste for the nose and cut the Chinese clear noodles for the whiskers.


Step 12

Stick the cheeks, nose, eyes and whiskers onto the head with a brush of water. Mould a bow to go around the neck (optional).


Step 13

Add the finished topper to your cake.


Victoria Threader
Recipes Writer

Victoria Threader is 'the queen of cupcakes' and a contributing Recipe Writer at GoodTo. Not only can she bake delicious cupcakes, she can decorate them too - with each of Victoria’s cupcakes topped with handmade edible toppers. Some of her most popular cupcakes include: rainbow cupcakes, hidden shape cupcakes and even giant cupcakes.