Help with design

I’m pretty sure it’s lace….

It looks like lace. I can see the joins. I’m pretty sure you can duplicate it easily with an impression mat.

Thank you both for your replies. I’ve been looking for days for a lace mold and impression mat with no luck. Still looking…..ugh. :(

Well, I have my answer. I sent an email to the shop that originally made the cake and they replied that it is a lace mold made by a company that went out of business a few years ago and is no longer available. Thanks again for the replies!!

Sharon
I made a cake for a wedding rehearsal party. Top of a bridal gown on a heart shaped cake. I rolled the fondant and I had bought a piece of rough lace trim from my fabric store. I pressed that into the fondant to “create” lace. After placing on cake, and fondant dried, I went over with white lustre dust to make the lace “pop”. I know you could also use a plastic placemat with raised lace design to push into your fondant. I’ve found them at my Dollar store.
Good luck in replicating the design.

Thank you jchuck. I have a few ideas that I’m going to play around with and see which will look the best. The cake is for the weekend after this. Thank you for all the suggestions.

Best of luck…make sure you post your cake pic!!

I most certainly will…. :)

that texture reminds me of the “no slip” matting.

Well after a week of trying all sorts of methods to produce that look, I ended up using the ‘burlap’ sugarveil lace mat. When I had the initial appointment with the bride, I showed that mat to her and she said that she would love it on the cake. But, in my mind, I wanted to figure out how to do the cake as shown in original picture. I made flat material (Sugarveil) and piped dots on it with the sugarveil dispenser……..didn’t really like it. Then I tried piping dots right onto the fondant with the dispenser…..didn’t like that either. Then I thought, why not just go with what the bride said she liked. And this is her cake. I hope she liked it. :)