Gravity Defying Teapot Cake

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taylorbakes Posted 19 Jun 2014 , 1:17pm
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AI'm new to cake decorating and am trying to find a tutorial on gravity defying cakes and would like to do a teapot pouring into a cup but I am not sure whether the teapot is made from cake or gumpaste and how do I get it to stand in the air if it is a cake. I know you can use a metal rod or PVC but where in the uk could I get these things. Any ideas and responses would be great .

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farheentq Posted 13 Sep 2014 , 9:09pm
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Suefruits Posted 9 Jan 2015 , 11:36pm
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AIn UK, I think u can get them from "Home Base" or any plumber shop..

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sandilee123 Posted 12 Jan 2015 , 6:14am
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Ayes you have to create a stand, and depending on what you make the teapot out of it's going to be heavy so you have to anchor it to the board. I made a gravity defying cake that ended up using a light material on the end but at least it was solid. I used plumbing pipe and made it look like an iced coffee carton was pouring into a cup, then I made a flowerpot and made it look like a watering can was watering the pot. it turned out really well.

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