How Do I Do This...and What Is It Called? Lol

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Rachie204 Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 1:19am
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I'm not sure what this technique is called but in my 6 years of decorating I have never been asked to do it.  I am wanting to recreate this cake for my nieces 1ST birthday and need to see a tutorial on the best way to get the fondant to look like this between the layers.... anyone have a link?   http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/94/41/00/944100fec317d76afa3090f68c939e93.jpg

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AZCouture Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 1:33am
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AThe "icing squishing" out? Don't need a tute for that. Just roll out a sausage of fondant, indent it every so often to make the bulgy parts, and adhere to the cake.

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costumeczar Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 1:42am
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Yeah, I don't know that I'd call it a technique, it's just rolling ot a snake of fondant unevenly then stickign it to the cake. Or if you mean the top tier, it's cutting out a wavy piece then sticking it to the cake.

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Rachie204 Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 1:46am
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yes thank you...i couldnt tell from the picture if it was just applied on the outside of the pink or if they had actully inserted something between multiple pink layers.  Is there a name for this style cake?

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costumeczar Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 1:59am
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Originally Posted by Rachie204 
 

yes thank you...i couldnt tell from the picture if it was just applied on the outside of the pink or if they had actully inserted something between multiple pink layers.  Is there a name for this style cake?

"Fondant cake with a roll of fondant that looks like squished icing on the outside" is the technical name for it.:grin:

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AZCouture Posted 21 Jul 2014 , 2:03am
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AYep.

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