Step #1 Cover cake with fondant with your choice of color
Step #2 Trim edges and smooth fondant onto cake
Step #3 Draw/Transfer image on cake using scriber needle and pencil (this will be...
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Elmo rules her world, or...
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First...
Just a quick note (hopefully) with a few hints on how to create a seamless join when you want to have more than one colour of fondant covering your cake, with no overlaps.
1. Start by...
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What you will need.
Fondant, a ruler, exacto knife, rolling pin, water and a brush
Roll...
