How To Store Mmf Figures

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KS421 Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 1:17am
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I made some kitties for my daughter's cake for next Saturday. How do I store them? Thank you!

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katies_cakes Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 12:14pm
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Just put them in tin with a lid to keep the dust out, in a cool dry place away from light to stop the colours from fading. NEVER store in an airtight container!!

HTH

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KS421 Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 3:53pm
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Thank you for the help. I appreciate it!

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anamado Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 4:07pm
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I made a sleeping beauty 3 years ago ( http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=823093 ) .
I keep it on the cupboard just "sleeping" in a plate. No covering no nothing... But it is true that the light is not too strong in that room.

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e8141983 Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 4:11pm
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I have a little lamb in my kids' room shelf. It's a little dusty by now icon_smile.gif. But it's quite well after a year...

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KS421 Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 7:34pm
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Anamado, that Sleeping Beauty is gorgeous. I would keep that too.

Thank you everyone. I have them in the butler's pantry on wax paper on a cookie sheet covered with wax paper. Sure hope I can figure out a way to keep their heads on.

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endymion Posted 20 Mar 2010 , 8:01pm
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I always put some wax paper on a plate, stand my figures on that, and then turn a plastic bowl upside-down to cover them. If you cannot find a dark corner to put the plate, you might want to use a metal bowl to keep the light out. I agree that you need to avoid airtight storage.

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katies_cakes Posted 21 Mar 2010 , 12:01am
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Place a small piece of dry spaghetti into the base of the head and insert that into the body. seal the join with a little tylos glue for extra support. that should keep the heads on.

HTH Katie

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