How Do I Get This To Stand Up?

Decorating By Geok Updated 30 Oct 2013 , 11:15am by Relznik

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Geok Posted 29 Oct 2013 , 5:59am
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Relznik Posted 29 Oct 2013 , 10:20am
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Attach a lollipop stick / dowel to the back of the bodice, overhanging the bottom so that you can push it into the cake.

 

I use royal icing and then once dry, I cover with a piece of fondant the same colour as the bodice.

 

Suzanne x

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Geok Posted 29 Oct 2013 , 11:33pm
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Thank you Suzanne, I will give that a go!

Do you think I could switch the frill direction around so rather than flaring upwards they flare downwards, more like a tutu?

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Relznik Posted 30 Oct 2013 , 11:15am
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Do you think I could switch the frill direction around so rather than flaring upwards they flare downwards, more like a tutu?

I think it would look better that way, actually!  It's a lovely cake, I'm not knocking it...  but it will look more like a tutu if the ruffles go down rather than up.

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