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Decorating By ngandara Updated 23 Aug 2011 , 1:53pm by Cosima

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ngandara Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 3:29am
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I am making baby block cakes for a shower. I don't want to use fondant on all of them. Is there a good technique to get the corners crisp using buttercream?

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Tails Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 10:07am
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The upside down frosting technique looks like it'd do the job nicely icon_smile.gif I've never tried it but it looks simple enough.

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CarolWI Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 11:09am
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I'm doing approximately 50 petit four baby blocks ths fall for the 1st time and I too have wondered the best way, but I think I'm going to do the quick pour fondant and air brush the desired colors and apply fondant letters. Whatever you decide, let us know and post pics! icon_smile.gif

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Cosima Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 12:35pm
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I'm not sure that this is the look that you are looking for but how about the quick-pour fondant icing? http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7472/quick-pour-fondant-icing-2

This is a quick and easy method. Do a search on Flickr and see the results you get by using quick-pour fondant icing. They have a ton of beautiful images. Here is an example of one: http://www.flickr.com/photos/josefs/3024458188/

I'm going to try this method on cake balls!
Good luck! icon_biggrin.gif

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Cosima Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 12:41pm
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I'm not sure that this is the look that you are looking for but how about the quick-pour fondant icing? http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7472/quick-pour-fondant-icing-2

This is a quick and easy method. Do a search on Flickr and see the results you get by using quick-pour fondant icing. They have a ton of beautiful images. Here is an example of one: http://www.flickr.com/photos/josefs/3024458188/

I'm going to try this method on cake balls!
Good luck! icon_biggrin.gif

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Cosima Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 1:53pm
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I'm not sure that this is the look that you are looking for but how about the quick-pour fondant icing? http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7472/quick-pour-fondant-icing-2

This is a quick and easy method. Do a search on Flickr for petit fours and see the results you get by using quick-pour fondant icing. They have a ton of beautiful images.

I'm going to try this method on cake balls!
Good luck! icon_biggrin.gif

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Cosima Posted 23 Aug 2011 , 1:53pm
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I'm not sure that this is the look that you are looking for but how about the quick-pour fondant icing? http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7472/quick-pour-fondant-icing-2

This is a quick and easy method. Do a search on Flickr for petit fours and see the results you get by using quick-pour fondant icing. They have a ton of beautiful images.

I'm going to try this method on cake balls!
Good luck! icon_biggrin.gif

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