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Decorating By bguy11 Updated 22 Mar 2017 , 1:05am by TC123

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bguy11 Posted 15 Mar 2017 , 4:50pm
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I have had friend of mine request a cake for her car loving fiance, I don't have a lot of experience with covering cakes in fondant. Can anybody help me. I found this picture online, how did they obtain the texture on the top, is the cake carved? Is it extra icing? 

TIA!

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leah_s Posted 15 Mar 2017 , 8:03pm
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I'd do it by laying down ropes of fondant - under the fondant.

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kakeladi Posted 15 Mar 2017 , 8:05pm
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I would say the cake is a small rectangle - like a 12x8 or whatever size you  need for the # of servings required.  Then bake a cake in a cleaned vegtable can for the 'lense'/round part in front. 

Rather than extra icing I'd use extra cake.  Icing could easily be dented/disturbed when trying to cover w/fondant.  Cake is more dense. 

Good luck :)

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kakeladi Posted 15 Mar 2017 , 8:06pm
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Aahhhh I see leah was typing the same time I was......and her suggestion of fondant us great.

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bguy11 Posted 17 Mar 2017 , 11:52pm
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Thanks for the advise guys! I ended up spending a lot of time and carved it out to get the look I was going for! 

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-K8memphis Posted 18 Mar 2017 , 3:10pm
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looks great -- good job!

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remnant3333 Posted 21 Mar 2017 , 11:39pm
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You did an excellent job!!!

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TC123 Posted 22 Mar 2017 , 1:05am
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Love it!

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