Fondant Icing On A Cube Cake

Decorating By Du8ga1 Updated 24 Feb 2014 , 4:58pm by JWinslow

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Du8ga1 Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 3:05am
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AI've been asked to make a borg cube cake for a birthday but I'm new to fondant etc but live a challenge can anyone tell be the best way to cover the cake in fondant would it be easier to do them as panels or cover it whole [IMG]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/3191554/width/200/height/400[/IMG]

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AZCouture Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 3:17am
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AI panel my cubes, you bet. I want as sharp as I can get for the edges.

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BeesKnees578 Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 3:19am
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Modeling chocolate panels!?

 

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Du8ga1 Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 3:25am
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AThank you for your reply would you let the panels dry out before attaching them or would you put them straight on. Sorry for all the questions

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BeesKnees578 Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 3:42am
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I would let them dry a bit...sharon zambito has a great video for gift boxes and bows.  it's old though, so i don't know if there are some floating around.

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JWinslow Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 4:58pm
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Love paneling for cubes & squares.  I use Kaysie Lackey's method.  You can find it on Cake Masters.

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