This gorgeous cake is from "4 goodness cake", I would like to do a similar cake...I've seen cakes like this on the photo gallery... but not sure how to do the domed top? do I mound the icing and then place the flowers???
TIA,
Sandi
sorry, I think might question might be a misleading...I should've asked is this a domed top or perhaps just roses on wires cut at different heights....I would love to be able to do this cake without wires if anyone has any suggestions.
Shoot.....I went to her website and on the top right it says "all images cannot be used without the consent of owner".....So how the heck can I delete this post?
I saw a thread on someone wanting to know how to do this exact cake adn I think it was determined that the cake was 6" rounds stacked up with half of a sports ball pan for the top! HTH
I understrand your worry about having used the pic but you are telling everyone where it came form so there isn't much, if anything, to worry about
I agree with everyone else. You can just bake half of the sports ball and that will give you the "domed" or rounded curve you want. I did just that for my giants ball cap...I baked a 6 inch cake and sports ball pan.
I would say the roses where sitting on a half ball cake or a ball of fondant or polisyrine half ball.
As for the copywrite of the photo, all photos are the copywrite of the person who took the picture, She might have posted that statement incase anyone fancied using it on their own site, claiming they have done it.
I made a cake topper like that and I used half of a large styrofoam ball to put the roses into. Put it onto a cake round cut to fit and then on the cake. Made cutting really easy to just pop the whole top off!
Kathryn (4GoodnessCake) is LOVELY - why didn't you send her a message directly on Flickr?
I know she didn't use a sports ball pan and I am certain - had you asked she would have been more than happy to tell you how to do it
The only reason why it is not a good idea to post images here within posts is that they are so easy 'lifted' - much better to include the link to the picture (which in turn gives full credit to the owner of the picture) - also as the "terms and conditions" of this site - does this now mean that CC can do what they want with the picture as well??
To change your post you can go to EDIT and delete the image and repost the link to the picture
I am uncomfortable with this post as I feel like I directly violated her disclaimer....I would like this post deleted, does anyone know how to do it? I can't report myself as a "bad post" (?) so maybe someone else can do it for me???
Don't panic - she won't FRY you - LOL
Just delete the pic and post a link to the picture
here's one for you
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28439449@N02/4073145648/in/set-72157606135374188/
well, that's the thing I can't figure out how to delete it. When I go to edit, I don't see the file to delete.
okay. figured it out. wasn't rocket science. feel very stupid. LOL. Anyways, thanks malakainrop for the link....it answered all my questions!
I'm liking the idea of using styrofoam for the topper. This way they can take the topper off, enjoy the cake and have a beautiful keepsake. If you place the flowers directly on the cake, they will be plucked off and placed on a plate. A few will be saved the the majority will be destined for the trash.
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