I can't remember if I read this technique here or not but can a
frosting sheet be placed over a picture,
trace the picture with edible markers,
then traced image be piped/flooded w/ color flow, royal or bc,
dried,
placed on bc cake?
Are the frosting sheets transparent enough to see through - to trace?
Possible or no?
I'm not sure what a frosting sheet is....is it an edible paper, used on bottom of macaroons or so? If so, funny you ask, I am getting ready to try this next project....it would make it easier for setting on the cake. My only real fear is that the moisture in the paper would cause it to bubble & be uneven. But, I'm gonna try - will report back! Good to you!! 
In response to your question, I've never tried it, but I would think the frosting sheet would become brittle and shatter during the process.
My question is, why add the frosting sheet? Just cover your picture with a piece of plastic cling wrap (Saran) and pipe/flood directly onto it. Then, just peel away the plastic when the piece is dry.
Frosting sheets are not thin and you can't see through them. You can draw on them with edible markers and place it on the cake and then fill in. You could probably do color flow on it and let it dry but why not just do a color flow on wax paper? Wafer paper is thin and can be seen through. You can put your image under the wafer paper and trace around it. You can then put it on your cake and fill in.
Yeah,I'm not sure about the frosting sheet either. I did the frozen buttercream transfer, which is similar to what you are talking about. There's a link with instructions in the article section. It's really easy..you just use wax paper, outline and color in. Stick it in the freezer, then pop it on your cake. Good luck, and maybe someone else can help you in regards to the frosting sheet!
These are the frosting sheets used in edible image printing like at KopyKake.
I think the reasoning behind it was that it made the piece more stable when transfering to the cake?
But maybe it softens up (the frosting sheet) and is no value after all? I don't know??
Frosting sheets are not thin and you can't see through them. You can draw on them with edible markers and place it on the cake and then fill in. You could probably do color flow on it and let it dry but why not just do a color flow on wax paper? Wafer paper is thin and can be seen through. You can put your image under the wafer paper and trace around it. You can then put it on your cake and fill in.
ugh, okay, if you can't see through them, then that rules that out. Maybe it was wafer paper originally discussed. Where do I find wafer paper? I have already ordered the frosting sheets tho - maybe I can still use it with my kopykake projector.
Scratch Plan A - now on to Plan B...
Rice paper is thin enough to trace on. But frosting sheets are not. If I am in a jam and need a specific drawing I print it like a coloring page and put it on a cake and ice directly on it. You have a perfect drawing then.
I have even used a fancy hole punch on them to make a lace design to lay on cakes.
Ive done frosting sheets before and everyone is right, YOU CAN NOT SEE through them, I was told it would be easy...you can barely see, and that was with me taping it on the window after it was cleaned real good!!
It was very hard to trace onto it, and then you have to seal it up in between all that so it doesnt dry out. or it will crack, which mine did.
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