I'm going to be doing a sea/ocean themed cake for my best friend's baby shower and want to scatter some open seashells made out of gumpaste around the edges and possibly have one large one, semi-open on top.
How would you go about making these shells? (shell = clam shell shape) I'm trying to think of the best way to go about getting the ripples..... perhaps use a brioche pan?
I'm open to any and all suggestions... Many thanks in advance!
what I did for my shells was i took my gumpaste rolled thin and pressed it on the shell, (well greased, so it comes off). i took it and formed it then truned it inside out. almost like a stamp, pressed on shell then turned out like i had made it. that is if you have any shells that can be used.
hope this helps, i have a picture with a hawiian theme and there are the shells in purple..
Cathy
what I did for my shells was i took my gumpaste rolled thin and pressed it on the shell, (well greased, so it comes off). i took it and formed it then truned it inside out. almost like a stamp, pressed on shell then turned out like i had made it. that is if you have any shells that can be used.
hope this helps, i have a picture with a hawiian theme and there are the shells in purple..
Cathy
thanks Cathy.... that sounds like a good option...
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