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Kodiak Fishing Cake

Cake by ConceptualConfection posted 407 days ago 746 views 2 times favorited 7 comments Add to Favorites

Fondant and gumpaste decorations. I didn’t want a typical round cake so I cut pieces off of it to give it a unique look.

-- Jessica, Kodiak Alaska http://www.facebook.com/ConceptualConfections

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#1 posted 407 days ago

Good job! Love your bear.
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#2 posted 407 days ago

Wow this is an amazing cake

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#3 posted 407 days ago

Love your detail. The trees are so “Alaska” <3 it!

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#4 posted 406 days ago

Love it Jessica!

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#5 posted 406 days ago

Really cute! How did you achieve that texture on your bear?

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#6 posted 406 days ago

Ty everyone! The bear was my favorite part too, I kind of didn’t want to part with it lol. I used a curved clay tool I got, not sure exactly what it’s called. But you can use anything with a pointy end like a toothpick, Than I just picked and pulled at the fondant till I was happy, no particular way. Pretty much the same way I did the grass.

-- Jessica, Kodiak Alaska http://www.facebook.com/ConceptualConfections
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#7 posted 406 days ago

Jessica he is soo cute! He didn’t look like you did him using a scissor. He looks like a little teddy bear face. I would have had a hard time too letting him go.

Thank you for answering my question!

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