Covering A Tiered Cake?

Decorating By misse10 Updated 8 Nov 2014 , 4:13pm by -K8memphis

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misse10 Posted 8 Nov 2014 , 2:49am
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I've just made my first tiered cake, covered in fondant and sugar flowers and realised I've no idea how/if to cover it to protect from bugs/dust etc!  It's so tall my usual 'net' covers for cakes don't fit. 

 

How does everyone protect their cake once its stacked? I figured I had to stack it as I wouldn't be able to attach the sugar flowers correctly until it was assembled. It's only for 2 days time. 

 

and while you're pondering that question: i have the same for buttercream swirled cupcakes!  My cupcake caddy isn't tall enough to allow for the high swirls I've made!  Could I leave them out uncovered overnight?

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Edible Art Co Posted 8 Nov 2014 , 9:24am
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I'm not sure about a stacked cake, as I've never had one sit for 2 days but my guess would be taking the box you're going to pack it in and putting it upside down over the cake? For tall cupcakes overnight I just open a carrier bag, roll the edge down a few times so it makes a general dome shape, and sit it over however many cupcakes will fit (usually around 6-8 for me). The rolled sides make the bag hold itself up, and the cupcakes stay fresh underneath. And dust free :)

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julia1812 Posted 8 Nov 2014 , 11:05am
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AI keep my cakes and cupcakes in the oven. Just make sure it's cold and nobody switches it on accidentally, lol! Since I don't have orders every day it's fine for me...

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-K8memphis Posted 8 Nov 2014 , 4:13pm
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Originally Posted by julia1812 

I keep my cakes and cupcakes in the oven. Just make sure it's cold and nobody switches it on accidentally, lol!
Since I don't have orders every day it's fine for me...

 

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