Using Fondant To Make Planets?
Decorating By alusmom Updated 30 Sep 2011 , 11:16pm by playingwithsugar
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playingwithsugar
Posted 30 Sep 2011 , 6:34am
post #2 of 4
You were right to think that they would be heavy. Furthermore, there's a chance that they will not dry through to the center without cracking, or worse, fermenting in the middle, which would make them pop apart. Roll the fondant out and put it over styrofoam balls.
Theresa
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Originally Posted by playingwithsugar
You were right to think that they would be heavy. Furthermore, there's a chance that they will not dry through to the center without cracking, or worse, fermenting in the middle, which would make them pop apart. Roll the fondant out and put it over styrofoam balls.
Theresa
You were right to think that they would be heavy. Furthermore, there's a chance that they will not dry through to the center without cracking, or worse, fermenting in the middle, which would make them pop apart. Roll the fondant out and put it over styrofoam balls.
Theresa
Styrofoam balls are very handy in this case, I found covering them with tiny layer of marzipan or modelling chocolate more easy.
playingwithsugar
Posted 30 Sep 2011 , 11:16pm
post #4 of 4
Marzipan would give the surface a little bit of nice texture, and it's very easy to airbrush.
Theresa 
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