How To Make A Graduation Hat.

Decorating By nejiad Updated 8 Jun 2005 , 11:36pm by nejiad

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nejiad Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 2:27am
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DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS.PLEASE icon_cry.gif

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Lemondrop Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 2:39am
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hi nejiad,

I've PM'd you my e-mail, and I can send you some directions if you still need them. I tried sending them to you here, but my file was too big....

Denise

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bonnscakesAZ Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 6:08am
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The easiest way I have done it so far is to bake a round cake.. depending on what size you need either use the mini ball pan or the regular ball pan.. then use cardboard to make the top board and cover with fondant that matches the ball pan/hat part.. I hope that makes sense.

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SquirrellyCakes Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 6:22pm
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I have posted written instructions on www.r-bdesigns.com
Go to the Discussion Forums and look under Techniques.
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karent Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 6:47pm
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I used the Wilton Wonder Mold and it worked really well. The top part of the hat I used a piece of cardboard covered in fondant. For the tassel, I actual went to the bookstore and brought a tassel just like the one my niece would have on her cap. It was a nice extra for her to keep.

Karen

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SquirrellyCakes Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 6:53pm
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Yes, the wondermold pan is great because you can also mold out the pointed parts. Also for a smaller cake, a half of the sports ball cake would work too, just cut it flat.
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nejiad Posted 8 Jun 2005 , 11:36pm
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thumbs_up.gifthank you to all,you relly help me.!!!!!!

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