How Do I Make The Vines On This Cake?

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Traditions Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 7:43pm
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shanter Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 10:05pm
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Looks like squiggly fine piping to me.

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Traditions Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 10:43pm
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I thought that at first also but when I looked closely they are almost floating around the tier.  Any suggestions? 

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-K8memphis Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 10:47pm
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  1. real grapevines
  2. wires
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Ducky316 Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 11:21pm
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Looks like to me, because it's floating,  that it's a version of the royal icing "cage method".

 

I don't know for sure though...what do you think?

 

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AZCouture Posted 18 Feb 2013 , 11:26pm
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Probably real grapevine, but you could certainly use a fine rope die in your extruder, and form the curly parts separately around a toothpick or something round.

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dreamcakestoo Posted 19 Feb 2013 , 12:06am
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This is part of Collette Peters' class that she teaches via Craftsy.com.  I bought the class but haven't watched it yet.  Think it's piped chocolate but I wouldn't swear to it.

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Traditions Posted 19 Feb 2013 , 12:07am
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The cage method is what I was thinking but didn't know what it was called.  Just wondering how do I to attach it?

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