How to get Wood-grain effect on Fondant

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Toni (White Crafty Cakes) commented almost 12 years ago

Thank you for posting this. Great tutorial!!

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amy commented almost 12 years ago

this is great, im doing a pirate ship for my sons birthday and was wondering how to get this effect :D x

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Havan a Taste commented almost 12 years ago

awesome tutuorial, thanks so much for posting

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Tilly commented almost 12 years ago

Thank you for sharing x

Laura Young commented almost 12 years ago

Excellent tutorial, especially for a newbie like me, thanks

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Vseward commented over 11 years ago

Great tutorial Chris. Your cake looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

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Confectionallyyours commented about 11 years ago

Excellent tutorial!! I’m thinking the same technique could easily work well for a camouflage fondant if you make the fondant twists (With the different camo colors) a little tighter.