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496 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: ribbons cutter OK….Can someone please share with me the EASIEST way to make fondant ribbons and stripes? Mine NEVER come out even. I use my scored fondant mat, a sharp knife/fondant cutter. I guess I could get a ruler just for cake making and try that? Could the cricut help with that? |
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#1 posted 496 days ago |
I am not a huge wilton fan, but I do use their ribbon cutter ALL the time. Do you have a ribbon cutter? There are tons out there as other options we well. -- Tammy, http://facebook.com/faithfullycakes |
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#2 posted 495 days ago |
I DO have this one:
I’ll pull it out of the closet and try again….Thanks for reminding me of this! |
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#3 posted 495 days ago |
I still haven’t purchased a ribbon cutter but plan to have one soon. That would be the easiest way, but for now I use a pizza cutter and I can usually get my ribbons/stripes pretty straight. Better than with a knife. But, yes, if I am making them all the same size and they need to be pretty exact, I use a ruler. I plan to make my own ribbon cutter from a long bolt, nuts, pizza cutter blades and pvc. You can adjust it to any width you want this way and cut like 8 ribbons at the same time. I’ll see if I can’t find the tutorial for you. |
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#4 posted 495 days ago |
Ooooh, I just found this! http://cakes.keyartstudio.com/tutorials/item/83-diy-multi-blade-ribbon-strip-cutter.html |
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#5 posted 495 days ago |
I use the same cutter for my lines and works for me,maybe your problem is the fondant. -- Ana,Maryland,http://www.facebook.com/pages/Anas-cake-world/142712325757639?ref=tn_tnmn |
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#6 posted 495 days ago |
Well I have since switched the type of fondant that use so I am going to try this roller again. Thanks! |
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#7 posted 495 days ago |
That’s the one! Thanks, unctoothlady, for finding that! I hid it away in my favorites somewhere and couldn’t find it! |
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#8 posted 494 days ago |
I’m hoping to make the DIY one, I have the wilton brand but I don’t really like it. I find that it gets too loose or to tight when I roll it depending on the direction. -- Tara, Nova Scotia, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Valleys-kool-cakes/131353476890032 |
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#9 posted 491 days ago |
I use the wilton ribbon cutter. Valleykoolcakes- I always hold the bolt on the end while I use it to make sure it doesn’t get too loose/tight while i cut my fondant. My biggest problem with it is getting frayed ends on my strips from time to time where it cuts..then I have to go back and clean them up with a knife. No problems with them not being straight though! -- Nikki, So Cal, www.Facebook.com/nikkibelleperchecakes |
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#10 posted 488 days ago |
OK…Did a cake today and I used the tool again. I think my problem before was the fondant. Fondx worked perfectly! |
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