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Decorating By CupcakesbyJade Updated 28 Sep 2013 , 12:19am by maybenot

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CupcakesbyJade Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 2:12am
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ANeed some cake decorators/gardener s to help identify the flowers on this cake. I thought they were hibiscus but I haven't been able to find a cutter or mould that look quite like this.

Also, when you make a two tiered cake do you keep a cardboard cake disc under your top layer? Heard this on a tutorial and wanted some input. [ATTACHMENT=1303]image.jpg (359k. jpg file)[/ATTACHMENT]

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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 2:24am
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I'm on my phone, which has issues, so can't see the pic.

 As for the second question, yes, you absolutely keep the cake board under the cake. You need to put dowels of some sort in the bottom tier of cake, and the board rests on those, keeping your cake from collapsing on itself.

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Norasmom Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 2:33am
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That looks like a 5-petal flower cutter that has been embossed with a fondant tool.

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sarahgale314 Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 3:45am
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AI own the silicone mold that makes this. You just use a 5 petal cutter with it. Lots of places sell this mold. Google search "five petal blossom mold" and you'll see it immediately.

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cupcakemaker Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 6:33am
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APetunia cutter with a veiner. Try the blossom art one.

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CakeChemistry Posted 27 Sep 2013 , 6:50am
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AAlways always board and dowel!!!!!!

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maybenot Posted 28 Sep 2013 , 12:19am
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That's the blossom cutter & veiner set:  http://www.jenniferdontz.com/Blossom-CutterVeiner-Set_p_672.html

 

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