Help...not Enough Room For The Front Border

Decorating By katwomen1up Updated 14 Jun 2008 , 6:48pm by JenWhitlock

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katwomen1up Posted 14 Jun 2008 , 1:00pm
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I made a cake for a client and the board was too short. I didn't notice until I frosted it. This is a half sheet cake so I can"t move it on to another board. What do I do? I thought about putting another board and putting the boarder on that. Is that too tacky?

Kathie

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CristinaB Posted 14 Jun 2008 , 1:12pm
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It sounds like that might be your only option. I'm sure you can make a neat looking border that will look like you meant it to be that way! Good luck!

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kristykgs Posted 14 Jun 2008 , 1:14pm
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I don't think it would be too tacky. I did a 1/4 sheet cake yesterday and I frosted it on a board that was the size of the cake and then put it on a larger board/plate. The border covered up the first board. From what I understand, this is usually what is done because it gives extra support.

Not that experienced, so maybe more experienced decorators will have other suggestions.

Good luck

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katwomen1up Posted 14 Jun 2008 , 1:50pm
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Thank you, that's the only thing I could think of too. I have the rest of the boarder completed. Do I taped the two board together or put a non stick pad between the two so that they don't come apart?

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JenWhitlock Posted 14 Jun 2008 , 6:48pm
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don't know if this would work...
but could you cut the rest of the board off tightly around the edges.
then move the whole thing on to a larger board and put a border over the edge.

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