It is amazing how many popular things exist in this country that I have absolutely no knowledge of. Take this cake for example: Demon Slayer. What in the heck is Demon Slayer and how do I represent it in cake form? Google to the rescue, and in the end it was an easy cake to make.
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I bought the two characters ( Tanjirou and Nezuko) for the cake ( no way was I going to make those out of fondant). The cake itself is a 7" square and about 6" tall.
Once the cake was stacked and covered in ganache, I marbled some Wilton's Chocolate and white fondant, rolled it flat, and textured it with a wood-grained impression mat. I then cut the fondant in sections to fit the sides and top, and then just stuck the sections onto the cake.
I used Satin Ice Silver fondant for the silver decorations in the corners. I used my 3D printer to make a cutter, but you can just cut them by hand.
For the black strips on the sides of the box, I used Wilton's black fondant, and a PME/JEM Strip Cutter #4.
The Demon Slayer sign is just a paper printout that I cut out and hot glued to an acrylic rod. The red straps on the back of the box are just long strips of red fondant that I cut out and attached to the back.
So, see how easy that was! And best of all the birthday boy got to keep the toys as a souvenir.
Happy Decorating,
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