Cake Decorating Forum

If your buttercream underneath the fondant isn't smooth, the fondant won't be smooth.

I have some of those cheap adjustable curtain rods that you can get at Wal-Mart for a couple of $$. THen I took metal shower curatin hooks that hook into themselves-$.97 for 12 at Wally World-and put ...

I already signed up for mine! That steal a cookie game is so fun!

If you go to the website that shellzey posted, they have a list of the schduled events.

Ditto, will add you to my list. Keep the Faith, He will be with you!

I WAS planning on going with my boss on Sunday (driving from Springfield) but we're not going to be able to go now. I've never been and was REALLY looking forward to it. Oh well, maybe next year. I ...

Try using just a bit of willow or juniper green (wilton). Hope it helps.

I use both Copper (fleshtone) as well as mixing Ivory with a touch of Pink. It all depends what tone I'm going for.

I use both Copper (fleshtone) as well as mixing Ivory with a touch of Pink. It all depends what tone I'm going for.

Lots of Teal! Remember that the color will deepen as it sits, so if you can mix the color the night before you need it or at least a few hours, you'll know where it's going to go. Good luck!

Why not frost the bottom of the cupcake red and add some white polk-a-dots? You could also do some ears out of black gumpaste and insert them into the top of the cupcake. Add the figure and you're d ...

This isn't a sheet cake, but could be transformed into one....

And with a center dowel, you run the risk that if things start shifting, you may lose the whole cake. Whereas with each tier doweled, if things start slipping, it effects those tiers, not always the ...

I think the spilled shopping bag is a great idea, and maybe even add a dropped ice cream cone.

The globes should come with a set of hidden pillars, if not, buy a set. The globes will slide on the pillar, then all you do is hold the pillar with the globe on it up to the side of your cake, measu ...