Beach Cake

Decorating By lulu1967 Updated 25 Feb 2011 , 10:20pm by jenesaispas

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lulu1967 Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 4:44am
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I need ideas how to make a big wave on my cake.

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cakesrock Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 5:18am
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You could use a crusting BC and air brush. If you don't have an air brush, then use the cans of spray from Wilton (Michael's). I did smaller waves on my cruise ship cake, but the spraying worked well because you get the color variations on the waves.

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MissBlu Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 5:32am
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If you want a big way on top i would say do it in BC, use a wedge of RKT for body and height.

If you are doing fondant, then may sure you paint or airbrush some details.

HTH

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lulu1967 Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 6:10am
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Thank you so much.

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FlourPots Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 9:50am
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Here's 2 pics I scanned from Noga Hitron's book "The Art of Cakes"... Her wave is cut from a 5" square...
It actually starts as a 10" square cake that you cut into quarters...the other 3 quarters are spares and never used, which seems like a waste to me.

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lulu1967 Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 6:53pm
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Thank you so much icon_smile.gif

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jenesaispas Posted 25 Feb 2011 , 10:20pm
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The way I like to do my water is to use the Wilton gel dye and I don't mix it all the way in so it has the different shades of blue along with the white.
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