So I have been fighting with this 12" circle cake trying to get the MMF large enough to fit over it.I figure it needs to be at least 20" due to it being 4" high.Please tell me there is a easier way to get that cake covered.I can't get it in a perfect circle and 20".
Please help
Jamie
I did it! I can't believe how emotional this is.LOL Now if I can get the few little cracked spots fixed.
Jamie
I would roll it to no less than 25" (not what you want to hear I'm sure) but it doesn't need to be in a perfect circle.
And just roll, roll, and roll!
Also, you can use your finger and just go around in circles VERY lightly. It will take time but you will eventually get them filled.
I glad you got it!!
I had to do a 10" I ended up riping due to rolling to thin. The cake was to have a lot of flowers so I just placed them over the cracks. If they fell off I blamed the crack in the fondant on the flower.
Merry
How do you fix the cracks? I'm trying to sdo this right nw on a wedding cake?
I made the bottom tier last night and got it covered and not when I went to put the middle tier on the bottom one cracked. I have to do it in stages because I have 3 torn discs in my back and I have to take frequent breaks. Please help!
i had a 12 last week (my first one ) and i just rolled it out to about 17 or 18 inches, i find that if i make it too big, it is hard to work with, i end up stretching and tearing the fondant. so i usually roll it a couple inches bigger than what i need, place it on the cake, and immediately cut off the access, then i get to working on it, it is so much easier! just a thought....
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