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Decorating By juledcakes Updated 26 Apr 2007 , 10:23pm by keonicakes

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juledcakes Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 7:57pm
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my second layer for my 14" tier for a wedding tomorrow just broke into a billion pieces. icon_cry.gif i cant believe it. god why did i say yes to such a large cake. icon_surprised.gif

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NewbeeBaker Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:03pm
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Ohh wow, I am so sorry=( I am sure you heart just sunk when it fell apart=( Hopefully you have enough time to get another one done!! And here is a *HUG* for the stress that just cause you! GL hun, Jen

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TxAgGirl Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:03pm
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You can do it! You have time!!! thumbs_up.gif

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okred Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:26pm
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You can do this!!!

we know you can!!!

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nsouza Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:37pm
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Push Through! you can do this thumbs_up.gif

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pancake Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:41pm
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The exact same thing happened to me a year ago on my first big cake order....the damn thing broke TWICE! It's the Oyama cake in my photos. I literally just about passed out the second time! Are you using a heating core? (maybe it's cooking too slowly in the middle?)....I realized mine was sticking to the pan because I was using margarine in place of crisco for greasing. I just made the second one work because it cracked down the middle, so I 'spackled' it with frosting!!

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juledcakes Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 8:47pm
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thanks guys, just finished the second try. yes i used a heating core. it broke when i tried to transfer it onto the first layer. so this time its going to go in the freezer. see if that helps

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nrctermite Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:27pm
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O, I hope this one works for you (i've got my fingers crossed) icon_wink.gif

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idoweddingcookies Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:40pm
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[quote="nsouza"]Push Through! you can do this thumbs_up.gif[/quote

My favorite saying...

I think the freezer idea is the best way to go.

Good Luck thumbs_up.gif

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mqguffey Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:41pm
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If you have to bake again, try two upside down flower nails instead. Make sure you grease and flour them.

I'm so sorry, I'm in wedding hell today too icon_smile.gif

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Janette Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:42pm
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icon_cry.gificon_cry.gif I'm crying for you icon_cry.gificon_cry.gif

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sun33082 Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:43pm
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Same thing happened to me when I did at 16" bottom tier for a wedding cake. I got the two layers filled, stacked and iced, went to put it into the fridge, the board underneath gave out, and down went the cake onto the floor

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dabear Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 9:57pm
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I'll cry with you. I just had my first cake collapse. 3 Cakes into the garbage! icon_cry.gificon_cry.gif

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doescakestoo Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 10:10pm
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I can relate to your delima. I too have had a cake break on me while taking it out of the pan. Just relax and don't stress out too much.

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keonicakes Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 10:10pm
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I'll cry with you too. It happened to me on my first wedding cake. The 16" one broke in several places when I tried to stack it. I didn't have time to bake another one and I was calling grocery stores to see if I could by one. Of course not, that would be too easy. I was so scared the whole thing would come down that I seriously was throwing up! For real. If that wasn't bad enough, I had to meet the bride that night at the reception hall to see where she wanted the cake and my son kept telling everyone, "my mom broke the wedding cake!" I wanted to take him straight to the closest adoption agency. Kids never listen, I told him I would only be a minute and to wait in the car. I drove the cake to the hall the next day with a Bible in the car and made my mom say a prayer over the cake, then proceeded to drive about 20mph with my flashers on. I can laugh about it now, sort of.
Amy
I meant to tell you good luck and you can pull this off. Don't worry too much.

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sunflowerfreak Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 10:15pm
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Oh my gosh Keonicakes!! I am sitting here just laughing out loud. That really is quite a funny story especially what your son said. I can just picture it. Thanks for the laugh.

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keonicakes Posted 26 Apr 2007 , 10:23pm
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sure, any time, I'm full of horror stories.

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