Need Help Placing "happy B-Day" On Cake
Decorating By imartsy Updated 13 Feb 2007 , 3:27am by tobycat
Okay I think my cake right now looks good - kinda elegant in fact - but the person I'm making it for wants it to say "Happy 30th Birthday Susie". Any ideas on what I can do? I have Wilton's cutout letters and I tried to do that on top - it looked so cheesy and really took away from the cake.... I want the cake to still look nice but to have those words on it. Oh yeah and he doesn't want any words on the shoe......
Any ideas???
I'm having a lot of trouble w/ my computer's printer right now so I'm not sure about printing anything out to copy....
I need help!!!
Could you maybe do a gift tag out of gumpaste or fondant and just write on in - in fancy writing with food writer makers....then set it next to the cake by the bottom. I agree that letters would detract from the cake....Your cake is fabulous by the way!!! ![]()
hmmm that's an idea... does the cake look incomplete on the top though? And does a gift tag make sense? I don't think it's a bad idea... it's really good - I'm just trying to get it to make sense with the cake - since it's not a present type of cake..... but maybe I'm thinking too much.....
I like the shoe label idea or if you pipe it or cut it out like others suggested maybe put it around your silver base.
I love your cake...it is fantastic!!
If your printer isn't working and you need lettering, just stick your tracing paper on the monitor and lightly trace.... I do it all the time ![]()
I hope you don't mind .....I edited your cake pic to see what the lettering would look like..let me know if you want me to post it.![]()
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