216 days ago
by Ciccio |
20 comments »
Very easy Rose using one sized cutter can be made any size, but I usually make the biggest possible
Equipment: Gumpaste, white fat, veiner, foam pad for thinning, ball tool, Rose cutter (I use Jem large set -available Sugarcraft Hawkes Bay) rolling pinRoll ball of gumpaste into ball then roll one side to form cone shape so it is 3/4 size of cutter you are using, allow to dry overnight
1.Roll out gumpaste very thin, cut out your petal, I’m using the Jem roller pad so I use my c...
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471 days ago
by designercakecompany |
14 comments »
If you are going to attempt making one of these, bear in mind that you will need a steady hand and a lot of patience… along with the following equipment :)
Two polystyrene balls, one slightly bigger than the other
A cocktail stick
A plastic cake dowel
Small embroidery scissors (brand new and sterilised)
Large kitchen knife
Grey and white fondant
Small paint brush and water
I decided to make the dog out of polystyrene so he could be kept instead of eaten and I t...
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208 days ago
by SarahCox |
16 comments »
to get in the christmas spirit i thought i would put together a little tutorial on making a christmas poinsetti
you will need
flower paste, vein rolling pin, corn flour, ball tool, 28g wire, foam pad, green rolling board, dust colours ..red, burgundy and forest green, paste colours….christmas red, mellon and spruce green, oasis block, poinsettia cutter.colour up 3 amounts of flower paste in red, green and yellow.
i start by making the centres of the pointsettia, take a small b...
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214 days ago
by cupadeecakes |
6 comments »
Ruffles are everywhere these days, and recently I had a bride want ruffles on her wedding cake. But not fondant ruffles – Oh no, she wanted butter cream ruffles. So I took a few hours to figure them out and I documented the process. Let’s start with an image of the technique, almost completed:
Pretty, huh? The best part is, you only need 2 tips to accomplish this look!
I have seen a rose tip used to make ruffles, but I have found that the Ateco Tip 070 is absolut...
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