Help With Removing Cornelia Lace.

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MommaDukes Posted 2 Sep 2011 , 7:00pm
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I am in a pickle.

I am working on a wedding cake for tomorrow evening. The bride gave me pretty much free range, she did give me photos of somethings she likes.

the cake is a 10" 8" 6". I have spent the past 1 hour so doing cornelia lace on the bottom layer. I don't like it! Cake is fondant, I did lace with royal icing.

Any suggestions on how to get it off?? I have taken a sharp blade and have been scraping it off. There is residue left. HELP PLease.

Pat

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Texas_Rose Posted 2 Sep 2011 , 7:15pm
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You could try painting the residue with vodka, to see if it would get rid of it. I've had the same issue that you're describing though and I ended up pulling the fondant off and covering the tier again...I didn't try the vodka because I didn't want to take a chance with someone's wedding cake, and I had plenty of fondant.

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debbief Posted 2 Sep 2011 , 7:17pm
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All I can think of is maybe take a little vodka or other quick evaporating alchohol or extract and rubbing it off? With a brush or some type of clean lint free cloth. Are you going to be putting some other type of decoration on the tier?

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MommaDukes Posted 2 Sep 2011 , 7:24pm
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Yes I will put a different kind of scroll work, but not as heavy.

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MommaDukes Posted 3 Sep 2011 , 10:05am
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Yes I will put a different kind of scroll work, but not as heavy.

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