Help With A Wrestling Ring Cake Please!!!

Decorating By FabSteph Updated 19 Feb 2014 , 2:49pm by FabSteph

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FabSteph Posted 18 Feb 2014 , 9:29pm
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AHello everyone, I will be doing a wrestling ring cake soon and I'd like some advice on the best way to create it. I've done one before but I wasn't fully satisfied with the way the corner poles and ropes came out. I know there has to be a better way to do them where the poles look sturdy and secure, and the ropes don't hang or look droopy (I'm going for a straight across look). If anyone has some suggestions or ideas I would greatly appreciate the help, Thank you in advance!!

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sugarbabygirl Posted 19 Feb 2014 , 3:00am
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AIs there a certain size they would like the cake to be? I always make too much cake purposely for my clients (its better to over achieve than under I always say lol)

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sugarbabygirl Posted 19 Feb 2014 , 3:03am
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AAnd have you tried rolling fondant around a thin dowel such as a cake pop stick cut to length?

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books Posted 19 Feb 2014 , 4:41am
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string licorice or twizzlers-pull and peel?

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jazzy3190 Posted 19 Feb 2014 , 6:57am
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string licorice or twizzlers-pull and peel?

Twizzlers pull a part wouldn't work I tried it once and did not like the way it came out if you can get the long licorice I think would be better or fondant using an extruder

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FabSteph Posted 19 Feb 2014 , 2:49pm
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AThank you all for your responses! On my last one, I used the pull apart twizzler which gave it that droopy rope hanging look, and it also pulled the corner post down a little too. Ive seen some cakes that look like the post are really secure but can quite figure it out how it was done.

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