Gumpaste People In Action How To?

Decorating By cathie_shinnick Updated 1 Sep 2009 , 3:53pm by erimsy

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cathie_shinnick Posted 31 Aug 2009 , 2:47pm
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I have made a few gumpaste figures, a baby, pooh, elmo snoopy, but I have a request for "real" people. Is it best to make a wire support / frame as a skeleton, or can I just the person in pieces and glue together?
Its an odd request for a wedding cake, a vegetable garden with the couple tending the garden. I dont need to do a tux / gown. They just called today and the cake is due on Sept 12. I want to start the people today. TIA Cathie

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bashini Posted 31 Aug 2009 , 3:01pm
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Hi, aine2 has great online tutorials that you can buy. Here is the link to her website,

http://www.extraicing.co.uk/#/welcome/4530751764

If you buy them you won't go wrong and its not expencive at all.

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cathie_shinnick Posted 1 Sep 2009 , 2:34pm
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Thanks that looks great, and I ordered. I really wanted to start today though.... icon_sad.gif

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erimsy Posted 1 Sep 2009 , 3:53pm
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you can make use of moulds, i know PME has people moulds. hope this helps or you can just mould free hand and attach the different pieces together. good luck.

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