Wedding Cake Swag Connectors/not Flowers

Decorating By CBMom Updated 6 Apr 2008 , 9:22pm by CBMom

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CBMom Posted 4 Apr 2008 , 7:38pm
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Newbie cake maker - and have a dilemma...

A wedding cake that I'm making will have fondant swags around the tiers...some will drape down from one tier to another, but I need a "connector".

I've seen cakes that have flowers covering where the swags join, but the bride's dress (inspiration for the cake) has this crystally, beaded piece of, well, jewellery is the best way I can describe it, where her dress fabric gathers.

The "connectors" need to be about 3 inches high, and 2 inches wide - widest in the middle, narrowing at the top and bottom.

Can I use clear piping gel with sanding sugar?
Is that strong enough?
Or should I use a really light wire, cover in piping gel, and sanding sugar?

Ugh.
I hope this makes sense!

Thanks for reading!!LOL!

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CBMom Posted 6 Apr 2008 , 9:22pm
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Anyone?

I would do RI, but the thingies on her dress are clear crystals... I'll give the piping gel a try, and let y'all know how the practice works icon_smile.gif

I'm just worried that it won't cover the fondant swag join spots well...

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