Graduation Cap

Decorating By sugaah Updated 7 May 2009 , 5:45pm by Price

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sugaah Posted 1 May 2009 , 3:21pm
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Instructions please in cake and gumpaste. THANKX

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Price Posted 1 May 2009 , 4:30pm
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If putting the cap on top of a cake, I use a large cupcake. I cut the top off to make it flat and turn the cupcake upside down and cover it with fondant. For the mortor board, roll out a piece of fondant with tylose or gumpaste cute square to the size needed and let it dry to harden. When assembling the cap, use a little edible glue to attach the mortor board to the cupcake. I then roll a little ball and flatten it somewhat for the center button, and then I use my sugarcraft gun to make the tassle. You can see example in my pics. HTH

Jean

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peg818 Posted 1 May 2009 , 6:08pm
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for a cap on top of the cake i too use a cup cake pan, but i pour chocolate in the pan to make a cup and i use a large square cookie cutter to pour chocolate into for the motor board. Just flip the chocolate cup upside down and glue the square in place. use candy clay to make the tassel and the button thing on top of the cap.

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diane Posted 1 May 2009 , 6:20pm
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dumb question...what's a mortar board??? icon_confused.gif

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Price Posted 1 May 2009 , 6:27pm
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It's the flat square piece that sits on top of the cap.

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sugaah Posted 7 May 2009 , 12:37pm
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Wow - I never thought of a cupcake. Jumbo size or larger? Thanks for the great advice.

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nonnyscakes Posted 7 May 2009 , 2:13pm
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Originally Posted by diane

dumb question...what's a mortar board??? icon_confused.gif




It is the cap worn during graduation.

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Price Posted 7 May 2009 , 5:45pm
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That just depends on the size you want. I usually make mine in a large muffin tin.

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