How Do I Roll Small Fondant Strips?

Decorating By ybeal Updated 6 Aug 2009 , 7:30pm by cs_confections

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ybeal Posted 6 Aug 2009 , 7:19pm
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I'm totally having a brain freeze right now trying to describe thise icon_redface.gif but I want to make a purse cake and have no idea how to roll the fondant so it is uniform in size for the piping on the edge of the purse - is there a trick to it??

Similar to the brown piping on this beautiful cake by gingersoave!
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idgalpal Posted 6 Aug 2009 , 7:26pm
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Well......I think I'd roll it out and cut strips with that roller tool from Wilton. If you roll it thin enough, you may be able to fold the strips like you would if it was actual leather strips on a real purse. Not sure if I'm explaining myself well enough. Or, you could roll the strips after you cut them into thin snake-like pieces and apply to the cake.

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cs_confections Posted 6 Aug 2009 , 7:30pm
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A clay gun would do it. I picked up a really inexpensive one (used the coupon, too) at Hobby Lobby for around $10. It came with several discs, including several with larger holes so make thicker ropes.

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