Suggestions On Makings A Rainbow For A Tiered Cake?
Decorating By jg556a Updated 18 May 2005 , 12:55pm by jg556a
Hi everyone, in the 2005 wilton year book there is a tiered cake(blue) with rainbows going around the sides and bears randomly on the cake. I think its page 6 of the year book. They say to use color flow for the rainbow, but i have to transport this cake and i don't think the rainbows will stay in place. Any suggestions on how to make these rainbows and make them stay put. Thanks for your input
Unless you are really brave, I agree with Michelle. I would put them on, onsite. I would be more nervous about breaking them than I would about them falling off.
I'm going to make a cake similar to that one for my daughter's second bday. She loves Carebears!
Post a pic when you are done! I can't wait to see it!
Lisa
If you don't think you will be able to add the rainbows on site (which I recommend as well). Take lollipop sticks and attach them to the back of the rainbows with royal icing and very gently push the sticks into the cake. (make a couple extra in case of breakage)
If you don't think you will be able to add the rainbows on site (which I recommend as well). Take lollipop sticks and attach them to the back of the rainbows with royal icing and very gently push the sticks into the cake. (make a couple extra in case of breakage)
Dang, Mouse! You are SO smart! What a great idea!
Lisa
If you don't think you will be able to add the rainbows on site (which I recommend as well). Take lollipop sticks and attach them to the back of the rainbows with royal icing and very gently push the sticks into the cake. (make a couple extra in case of breakage)
Dang, Mouse! You are SO smart! What a great idea!
Lisa
thanks
wow! yes!! great idea!!! i would have never guessed to do that!!!
im putting that one in my notes 
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