Thanks for all the links, a few of those I will need to add to my youtube favorites
Wow! I'm very impressed!!!
I have many hours seeing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS A LOOOOOOOOTS!
Claudell
What a wonderful list. Thank you for your time. Now I just have to find time to go thru it all!
ADDITIONAL TUTORIAL 01/31/2010
Beautiful Valentine's Day Cake by Alan Tetreault:
http://www.globalsugarart.com/instruction_sheets/2010_01_31_F1UGDJG6_ValentineCake2010.htm
No problem everyone.
The last tutorial I posted also shows a neat way to use a paper hole punch for decorating.
ADDITIONAL TUTORIALS 02/02/2010
Creating a shoebox cake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhuDKQAaHTM&feature=channel
Gumpaste Crown: http://ladycakes.com/a_gumpaste_crown.htm
Cherry Cake: http://ladycakes.com/cherry_shaped_cake.htm
Wine Bottle: http://ladycakes.com/gumpaste_wine_bottle.htm
Yellow Brick Road: http://ladycakes.com/yellow_brick_road.htm
How to use a heating core: http://ladycakes.com/heating_core.htm
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Incase you just came across this post, there are a lot of flower tutorials in this thread: http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-654803.html
I'll be posting a compilation of figure tutorials but I'm slacking to search for more. I'll post once there is enough.
How to make a beer bottle mold:
Thank you Dominic!
http://cakecentral.com/articles/763/how-to-make-a-sugar-bottle
hello I do not know if someone has put this but she has nice tutorials
http://buttercakes.squarespace.com/blog/category/tutorial
Cristi-Tutty, THANKS for posting that link!
Here is another tutorial I found.
How to make to make a leopard cake:
http://www.tellingmom.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=91&Itemid=175
Does anyone know how to make a Willow tree (I think it's a Willow Tree)? I'm trying to make one from the scene in "The Princess and the Frog". Any suggestions? I just don't know how to stablize the base and branches to hold the weight of the fondant that will be hanging over.
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ADDITIONAL TUTORIALS 02/19/2010
I have more figure tutorials but I have them separated for an upcoming thread. I'll also add more flower tutorials on the flower thread later on.
Here are the new ones:
FEDORA HAT: http://buttercakes.squarespace.com/blog/2009/6/28/houndstooth-fedora-cake-aka-bear-bryant-hat-cake.html
TREE (in series, check other pictures): http://www.flickr.com/photos/fantasticakes/3710620921/
SHOES (heels): http://www.flickr.com/photos/ingzthingz/4258577522/
PANELS (check description of picture): http://www.flickr.com/photos/23014272@N05/3873794351/
GELATIN FLOWERS: http://www.flickr.com/photos/abbietabbie/3507923608/
WEDDING MONOGRAM: http://www.flickr.com/photos/artofdessert/sets/72157613397127472/
SCULPTING A BEAR: http://www.flickr.com/photos/amatteroftaste/sets/72157611719348627/
BABY: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mavinkurve/3945598134/
TURKEY: http://www.flickr.com/photos/decorada/sets/72157618891516863/
Rnjoy!
I'll ask Heath for this to be a sticky.
Ry... can you help me find a good RI transfer tutorial... maybe picture tutorial... I can't find one... I just did a transfer and after it was dried... it looked better in the back than the front... after reading on it... duh it's done in the front... backwards is buttercream... I need to make a minnie mouse (I would rather model it but... can't find anything on that) so I guess a transfer will have to do..
Ry... can you help me find a good RI transfer tutorial... maybe picture tutorial... I can't find one... I just did a transfer and after it was dried... it looked better in the back than the front... after reading on it... duh it's done in the front... backwards is buttercream... I need to make a minnie mouse (I would rather model it but... can't find anything on that) so I guess a transfer will have to do..
I'm not very familiar with RI transfer but I do have a couple of friends who made a tutorial that would be the same. I'm guessing the process is similar to these:
http://www.sweetopia.net/2010/02/part-2-how-to-prevent-air-bubbles-in-royal-icing/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cakejournal/2782222096/in/set-72157606855615770/
Maybe just lay it on a parchment paper instead and then transfer.
I hope that helps.
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