Creative Brides: pusheen cake topper help!

Have you looked on etsy ?

View Quoted Comment Yeah- I haven’t found anything! so I’m wondering how to DIY it (unless someone knows it actually exists)

Maybe look into laser wood cutting in your area. I know there is a company local to me that does laser cut wood cake toppers. You could probably see if they would do the shape and then you could paint it or just leave it wooden.

Most any wedding cake maker could make them out of fondant.

Check to see if you could re-purpose any pusheen merchandise, like this night light.

https://www.amazon.com/GoLine-Valentines-Multicolor-Breathing-Girlfriend/dp/B01DXOYCK8/ref=sr_1_151_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1518324086&sr=8-151&keywords=pusheens&th=1

or these ornaments

https://www.amazon.com/Enesco-Pusheen-set-6-ornaments/dp/B06XD7QV3K/ref=sr_1_17?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1518324802&sr=1-17&keywords=pusheens

If you find a plush figure that is the right size, you can coat a wooden skewer with glue and insert it through a circular base and into the pusheen to the right height. The glue will make sure it stays in place. You can use a small disc of plastic or a cake plate as a base, to keep the plush off the frosting.

I have no advice but when you find one post a picture because I love Pusheen!

There are places that do 3-D printing! Sometimes universities have these.

Look at spencers, hot topic, and really anywhere that sells a lot of pusheen. I'm sure they have little figurines. Even if it's a keychain you can cut the hook off.

View Quoted Comment I was thinking that too! I know around in the DMV area they have little community spots that allow people to do their crafts and encourage building and collaboration. Maybe something like that along with looking at libraries.