Fondant Banners With Curved/curled Edges
Decorating By southernswthrt Updated 25 Jan 2010 , 5:00pm by _Jamie_
How do you make a banner out of fondant that curves with the cake and makes "waves" near the ends? I've never worked with fondant and am making my first cake with fondant accents this weekend..TIA
I just rolled the fondant out (1/8-1/4 inch thick or so) cut it the way I wanted it to look, then put something under it to give it a ripple effect (I think I used a lollipop stick - see flag on caving cake, though it's hard to tell it was rippled) I also made a New Year's banner for my trifle (using up cake bits )- see attached photo and did the same thing. HTH
I just added a pic yesterday of a cake with a banner. I just cut out a long strip of fondant and ruffled the edges. Then I attached it to the cake, then let set a while, then write on it with black buttercream. I think it turned out good.
Hope that helps!
Ok, what I do, is cut a nice even strip from GP, it's stronger and holds it's shape better. Put little rolled pieces of paper towel under neath it in places for a waving effect and let it dry for a few days, also curl the ends up with your finger a bit. You want it bone dry, and very neat and clean. THEN you can decorate and paint on it.
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