all buttercream. Heavy plastic mesh wrapped in fabric for handle held in place by wooden skewers. I carved out part of the cake, lined it w/ waxed paper then laid more fabric in the "hole" to place berries. It was actual size of a picnic basket and when it was set up, it was surrounded by dozens more berries.
it's a thin piece of plywood wrapped in saran wrap then iced. I hot glued material to the bottom. Cardboard would work too as long as its covered with something so the icing doesn't make it soft.
all buttercream. Heavy plastic mesh wrapped in fabric for handle held in place by wooden skewers. I carved out part of the cake, lined it w/ waxed paper then laid more fabric in the "hole" to place berries. It was actual size of a picnic basket and when it was set up, it was surrounded by dozens more berries.
it's a thin piece of plywood wrapped in saran wrap then iced. I hot glued material to the bottom. Cardboard would work too as long as its covered with something so the icing doesn't make it soft.
you did a great job
thank you very much.
Is the cake covered in fondant or buttercream? Wow, nicely done. The polkadots especially. Can you tell me how.
I really like this cake. Very cute idea for an anniversary or Mother's Day maybe!!
all buttercream. Heavy plastic mesh wrapped in fabric for handle held in place by wooden skewers. I carved out part of the cake, lined it w/ waxed paper then laid more fabric in the "hole" to place berries. It was actual size of a picnic basket and when it was set up, it was surrounded by dozens more berries.
it's a thin piece of plywood wrapped in saran wrap then iced. I hot glued material to the bottom. Cardboard would work too as long as its covered with something so the icing doesn't make it soft.
Is the part that flips up a piece of cardboard iced?
you did a great job
thank you very much.
Is the cake covered in fondant or buttercream? Wow, nicely done. The polkadots especially. Can you tell me how.
I really like this cake. Very cute idea for an anniversary or Mother's Day maybe!!
all buttercream. Heavy plastic mesh wrapped in fabric for handle held in place by wooden skewers. I carved out part of the cake, lined it w/ waxed paper then laid more fabric in the "hole" to place berries. It was actual size of a picnic basket and when it was set up, it was surrounded by dozens more berries.
it's a thin piece of plywood wrapped in saran wrap then iced. I hot glued material to the bottom. Cardboard would work too as long as its covered with something so the icing doesn't make it soft.
Is the part that flips up a piece of cardboard iced?