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sugarshane
Posted 31 Mar 2007 , 10:33am
post #3 of 7
I did that once,but it wasn't easy. I bought a big sheet of plastic, put ctisco on it, and rolled it to fit. I had ti have my husband help me. We turned it over and layed it over the cake and peeled the plastic off. It looked pretty good in the end.
UGGG! Had to do this with my son's birthday cake and yikes, it was hard to do. I'm getting a sheet of plastic next time so I can just flip out on top of the cake. After the hassle I had with the first cake trying the pin method I'm sticking with the plastic flip-off method now.
I wish you luck, I know what a pain it is to do.
sweetviolent
Posted 31 Mar 2007 , 1:41pm
post #6 of 7
I bet one of those really big silicon fondant rollers that ae bigger than a rolling pin would be helpful too
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