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Gum Paste Flowers #4: Carnations (not made on floral wire)

447 days ago by cakedarla | 4 comments »

To make (non-wired) gum paste carnations, you’ll need: gum paste, rolling pin, small modeling tool (or popsicle stick, chopstick, etc.), carnation cutter or a scalloped round cutter, shaping foam, dusting pouch, dog bone/ball tool, veining tool, frill stick, gum glue, food safe brush, empty egg carton. Making the Base: Dust work surfaces to precent gum paste sticking. Roll a marble-sized (or larger, depending on the size of carnation needed) ball of gum paste. Elongate the bal...

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Easter Bunny Cupcake Photo Tutorial!

444 days ago by TheBakingSheet | 10 comments »

Shhh, don’t tell my son I “borrowed” his TinkerToys!!! ;o) Tip #233 Grass TipAdd some crushed chocolate cookies as “dirt”!Enjoy!

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Schnauzer Dog Tutorial

443 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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Ribbon Rose Tutorial

459 days ago by designercakecompany | 8 comments »

A number of people have asked me exactly how I make the ribbon roses on my bouquet cake so here’s a quick tutorial. The Equipment I use a small cutting board, a rolling pin and a scalpel. How to make the rose1. Roll a small piece of fondant into a sausage shape. 2. Roll the sausage flat with your rolling pin but don’t flatten it too much. You want it to be thick enough that you get a soft curved edge. 3. Smooth one side of the paste slightly with your finge...

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