I’m making a cake very similar to this http://cdn.cakecentral.com/5/5c/900×900px-LL-5c1ca1cc_gallery12777100_0206.jpeg
Instead of a sheet cake, I plan on putting the barbie cake on top of a 10" or 12" square cake.
I usually use bubble tea straw as support with a center dowel in the center but how do I support this cake with a central dowel if the barbie is going to be in the middle?
I’m wrecking my brain trying to figure out an alternative
Just put your dowel either right in front or just behind the doll. An inch or 2 off of center won’t affect the stability the dowel provides.
Jenniffer White, Cup a Dee Cakes - http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com
Since the Barbie doll is made out of cake, you’ll have a cake board underneath it, so having a middle dowel in the sheet cake for support shouldn’t affect anything. Treat it like you would any other topper.
Whenever I’m placing a heavier topper on a cake, I prefer to use the wooden dowels because they won’t give way and they’re not as intrusive as the bubble tea-straws.
Hope this helps!
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Thanks everyone, it turned out great. http://instagram.com/p/d-n5tkPtCR/#
I put the dowel behind the doll, and then covered it with more icing
Very cute MzCuteCupcakes… Great job!
Jenniffer White, Cup a Dee Cakes - http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com