Anyone ever used scrapbook 12 x 12 paper to cover a board? They have such cute ones at Hobby Lobby.
I would assume the paper would not be food safe, so if you did, you'd have to then cover it with cellophane to protect the cake from the ink.
OR, you could take a small strip of it and trim the outside of the board with it, like a ribbon. After all, you're not really going to see that much of the design of the paper once the cake's on it.
I do all the time. I often use 12x12 square wood boards or foam core then cover with a piece of 12x12 paper - cover with contact paper and I also use a cake cardboard the same size as the cake so the cake is actually not sitting directly on the paper/contact layer.
I do all the time. I often use 12x12 square wood boards or foam core then cover with a piece of 12x12 paper - cover with contact paper and I also use a cake cardboard the same size as the cake so the cake is actually not sitting directly on the paper/contact layer.
That's a good idea, too. Never thought of that one. 
I do all the time. I often use 12x12 square wood boards or foam core then cover with a piece of 12x12 paper - cover with contact paper and I also use a cake cardboard the same size as the cake so the cake is actually not sitting directly on the paper/contact layer.
Ditto! Depending on the size of my cake, I'll do a board smaller than the 12x12 and just secure the excess underneath. I have covered some mine with saran wrap and (as pp said) place the cake on a same size cake board so when you cut it, you're not cutting the board/wrap.
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