Attaching Ribbon To Cake- Is There A Way To Hide Seam?

Decorating By happycakesbysarah Updated 29 Jul 2010 , 4:36pm by erichazann

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happycakesbysarah Posted 29 Jul 2010 , 3:17pm
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When you attach a ribbon to the cake is there just going to be a back side because of where you join the ribbon? Is there some trick to tucking the ribbon or keeping it from fraying?

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Rose_N_Crantz Posted 29 Jul 2010 , 3:31pm
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You could put a bow where the ribbon meets. Or tuck under the free edge and pipe some "buttons".

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ddaigle Posted 29 Jul 2010 , 3:35pm
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Agree with Rose....or make it the "front" and hide seam with a bow. If you have good sharp scizzors, you shouldn't have any frayed edges. If you don't want either option, make it the back and add a smidge of buttercream to "seal"

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erichazann Posted 29 Jul 2010 , 4:36pm
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If you have ribbon that won't stop fraying, you can use fraycheck on the edge. It depends on the ribbon, with a straight cut, woven ribbon will fray, no matter how sharp your scissors are.

I would just add a bow tho.

Or press back the edge with an iron for a clean edge and just have a straight clean seam.

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