How Do I Make This Pattern On Top Of The Cake :)
Decorating By HilmirFreyr Updated 21 Mar 2013 , 2:27am by KathysCC
The following should give you the technique you need to pull it off:
http://cakecentral.com/a/how-to-make-a-knitted-sweater-cake-with-collar-and-bow
I'd try to use the smallest tip you have. Good luck!
The following should give you the technique you need to pull it off:
http://cakecentral.com/a/how-to-make-a-knitted-sweater-cake-with-collar-and-bow
I'd try to use the smallest tip you have. Good luck!
O.k. I really was hoping to do this without the tip work, any way I could cut this out in paper and make some sort of silhouette by using the patterns or making a stencil by paper which I could lay on top of the cake. I plan to make all the pattern black so that would make it somewhat easier I hope :/
Yeah I've thought about it but I am not fond of it, worst case scenarion I will use it but I figured something out. There is an artist here in Iceland who uses this pattern on candles, fancy bags and so on and I found this image which made me remember that I had this exact bag in my closet, I cut it down so now I can use it as a guideline or stencil somewhat, thought I could first cut out the black outlines by just cutting the bag like that and cutting the fondant accordingly, then when the black is all over I could use the white and cut it again like that and then finally the black in the middle. Don't you think that will work? :)
Yeah I've thought about it but I am not fond of it, worst case scenarion I will use it but I figured something out. There is an artist here in Iceland who uses this pattern on candles, fancy bags and so on and I found this image which made me remember that I had this exact bag in my closet, I cut it down so now I can use it as a guideline or stencil somewhat, thought I could first cut out the black outlines by just cutting the bag like that and cutting the fondant accordingly, then when the black is all over I could use the white and cut it again like that and then finally the black in the middle. Don't you think that will work? :)
forgot the link :)
http://heklaislandi.is/index.php?option=com_ahsshop&vara=617&Itemid=34
I don't know if this will help, but it might:
http://veganyumyum.com/2007/06/knit-night-cupcakes/
Also, I found this:
http://www.autumncarpenter.com/products/product.aspx?product=59
the one on the bottom right is supposed to be a knit pattern. I can't really tell from the picture.
From her blog: "Fabric set includes, plaid, argyle, knit, crocodile, stripe and houndstooth."
I have another idea. You could copy it like this cake using just dots. This cake was done to copy the traditional Greenland costume which is a knitted cape.
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