Am I Going To Have A Problem?
Decorating By CakesbyBecca Updated 25 Jul 2008 , 7:41pm by costumeczar
I just finished making 60 simple flowers out of fondant, then got to thinking What if this isn't going to work? I used Michelle Foster's fondant and didn't mix anything else in (no gum paste or anything like that). I have a week for them to dry. Am I going to have any problems with them?
Becca
I use marshmallow fondant and it will dry within a day or two. I've used another homemade fondant recipe before and it dried that quickly too. Your flowers should dry just fine.
Ok. Thanks. And they won't be prone to cracking or anything? I'm still really new to all this.
Becca
Just don't move them until they're dry, and they'll be fine. Depending on how thin they are, they may be a little delicate even when they're dry. It's usually a good idea to make a few more than you really need, just in case
sorry to hijack your thread but i was wondering, after it dires, will it ever get "sticky or wet" again? i'm asking cause our weather here is quite temperamental like right now it's sunny and later in the day it will rain like cats and dogs.
and where would you store the dried flowers?
Humidity will definately affect them. They need to be kept in a cool, dry place but NOT in an airtight cotainer.
Yeah, defintiely not in an airtight container! I put some fondant or gumpaste flowers (I can't remember) in an airtight container and the moisture must have built up in there and turned them into mush.
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