Wednesday, January 11, 2017

How to Make Fairy Donuts

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

I posted a little video about a month ago on my Instagram feed sharing how to make these adorable fairy donuts - perfect for the tiniest tea party you can imagine. I thought I'd re-post them here to share with you all. If you love cute things, I know you will love this!
How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

All you need to make these adorable miniature donuts are some round cereal pieces (Cheerios work best!), acrylic paint and glitter. That's it!

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

Using a small paintbrush, carefully decorate each Cheerio with some bright, acrylic paint. For donut frosting pink, blue, peach and lavender work best.

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial
Pinch a little bit of glitter with your fingers and add to the top of each donut for sprinkles while the paint is still wet. That way, no glue is needed! 


How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial

Display your 'fairy donuts' on a tiny plate and display in your dollhouse, a fairy garden, or as a centerpiece on your table with a tiny tea set. 

Love this craft idea? Leave a comment below! I'd love to hear from you...

How to Make Fairy Donuts | Linzer Lane | Miniature Food Tutorial


4 comments:

  1. They look yummy and... cheerful!

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    1. Thank you so much! They were so much fun to make. I felt like a kid again... ;)

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  2. Super cute!!! Thank you! For something this small, do you have a personal preference for the glitter or other "toppings"? I don't recall super micro-mini glitter at my local craft store, but then again I hadn't really looked. :)

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    1. Thank you for stopping by! I actually bought an assorted pack of glitter in tiny clear containers from my local A.C. Moore craft shop for this project, but any glitter will do nicely. Even the brightly colored kind from the dollar store works great!

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