How Do I Make Imprints Like This In Fondant??
Decorating By CarrieBear Updated 28 Jul 2009 , 10:55am by CarrieBear
Iv always wondered what people use to make names and words and other designs like this in fondant?
trying to down load a picture but its almost impossible sometimes... 
trying to down load a picture but its almost impossible sometimes...
so the picture isnt downloading. the best i can describe it is it looks like a stamp / stamp set of some sort maybe metal stamps, people imprint names and words and designs.. ill work on the picture thing.. sorry 
I think you are talking about impression mats. Have a look at these:
http://www.customchocolateshop.com/teshimma.html?gclid=CNn26vnC95sCFcZM5QodhE-O_Q
I think you are talking about . Have a look at these:
http://www.customchocolateshop.com/teshimma.html?gclid=CNn26vnC95sCFcZM5QodhE-O_Q
oh thank you but not the impression mats. it would be for individual words and phrases. 
trying to down load a picture but its almost impossible sometimes...
if this link works these cupcakes with the 'happy birthday' wording in them...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3602/3493922036_da184ffe8f.jpg
Wilton makes some push and print embossers that say happy birthday on them or you could use there press sets. Here are just a couple examples of what they have:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000CFMQS/?tag=cakecentral-20
or
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000XPXCB6/?tag=cakecentral-20.
There may be other manufactures/companies that make these embossers but Wilton is what came to mind as I had just seen the cookie one at Walmart yesterday.
Some people do use stamps but you should make sure they are food safe 1st.
From what I've heard, the clear acrylic stamps (the scrapbook ones) are safe but the rubber ones aren't...which sucks because I bought a Happy Birthday rubber stamp that was perfect and was happily stamping away until I heard they weren't food safe 
Wilton makes some push and print embossers that say happy birthday on them or you could use there press sets. Here are just a couple examples of what they have:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000CFMQS/?tag=cakecentral-20
or
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000XPXCB6/?tag=cakecentral-20.
There may be other manufactures/companies that make these embossers but Wilton is what came to mind as I had just seen the cookie one at Walmart yesterday.
Some people do use stamps but you should make sure they are food safe 1st.
thanks
From what I've heard, the clear acrylic stamps (the scrapbook ones) are safe but the rubber ones aren't...which sucks because I bought a Happy Birthday rubber stamp that was perfect and was happily stamping away until I heard they weren't food safe
good to know
yeah they kind of look like something that might be for scrap booking or something...
bummer on the rubber stamp
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