How Do I Get Fondant To Stick To Fondant ?

Decorating By honey2b7 Updated 9 Jan 2013 , 11:20pm by arlenej

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honey2b7 Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 3:23pm
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I want to make cupcakes covered in fondant I will cover the cupcake with a piece of fondant then I want to put cut out shapes on the covered cupcake ...how do I make the shapes stick ?
I only used Fondant once before I used water to stick the pieces that didn't work
icon_sad.gif...I read alot of blogs they all have different answers I have no clue what to use any help would be greatly  appreciated:)icon_biggrin.gif
 

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BlakesCakes Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 10:44pm
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Well, if both fondant pieces are fresh, water should always work just fine.  That's the accepted method. 

 

If one of the pieces is very dry, then gum glue (tylose, gum tex, or cmc mixed with water till it looks like glue) will work much better.

 

A smear of royal icing can also work.

 

Rae

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cakegal1195 Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 10:50pm
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make sure you make it just barely damp. if there is too much water it will just slide off.  Gum glue is great also.

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dawnybird Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 11:01pm
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Just one more method: a dab of melted chocolate or candy melts works great.
 

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arlenej Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 11:20pm
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I'm a stickler for gum glue (1 part tylose in 18 parts cold water and let dissolve) or royal icing.

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