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siblingsweets
Posted 26 Jul 2006 , 10:50pm
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I was just in Dallas at the ICES convention and they had a great class on this. You print your image on a transparency then use puff paint to outline the image (pick the side you want to outline) then use the craft "hairdryer" to puff the lines. Now you have an embosser to make an imprint on the cake. Any icing or any fondant.
TexasSugar
Posted 27 Jul 2006 , 3:31am
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Originally Posted by siblingsweets
I was just in Dallas at the ICES convention and they had a great class on this. You print your image on a transparency then use puff paint to outline the image (pick the side you want to outline) then use the craft "hairdryer" to puff the lines. Now you have an embosser to make an imprint on the cake. Any icing or any fondant.
I was just in Dallas at the ICES convention and they had a great class on this. You print your image on a transparency then use puff paint to outline the image (pick the side you want to outline) then use the craft "hairdryer" to puff the lines. Now you have an embosser to make an imprint on the cake. Any icing or any fondant.
You can also do something like that with royal icing and a piece of glass. 
As far as using the piping gel transfer on bettercream I am not sure if it will work. I know it works okay on Wilton's Buttercream and Chocolate buttercream but they are crusting icings. I haven't used bettercream but does it crust? If not I'd think it will stick to the wax paper.
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