Lustre Dusting Entire Cake

Decorating By Chee Updated 26 Jan 2006 , 3:15pm by MelC

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Chee Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 12:31pm
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I have a request for a three tiered stacked cake, with all of the white fondant covering to be pearly-glittery. Would I just use the lustre dust snowflake and pearl mix and brush it all over, or paint it? Any suggestions greatly appreciated icon_smile.gif

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TickledPink Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 12:38pm
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You can brush it on dry... a nice makeup style blush brush works really well. I've used them.

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Chee Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 12:42pm
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Thanks, will try that. Does it 'stick' very well done like this?

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MelC Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 2:01pm
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works great... that's what i did on my cinderella coach cake...I dusted some darker pink in the crevices, and then a white pearl all over...

I've also done it on my baptism gown cake, and the golden orange of my pumpkin cupcake...

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cakefairy18 Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 2:13pm
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Would you brush it on dry after the fondant dries or while it's still fresh?

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MelC Posted 26 Jan 2006 , 3:15pm
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I usually do it while it's fresh, but you can do it dry.

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