Could you all share with me how to make the fondant bra/panty....how do you get the design...and what pattern do you use? Is it all freehand?
Hi Maemae! I didn't see the post until I had already answered on the other post! Here's my directions:
I didn't really have directions when I made mine, I just looked at pictures of some of the ones on here and winged it! I cut out 2 round circles of fondant, and then cut a "straight" piece off the top, for the top of the bra cup. Then I used a lace mold to get the lace effect on the top, but I have seen some that just had cornelli lace piped on them, and they were cute too. Then I placed them on the outside of the mini Wonder mold pan (covered the protusions on the pan with waxed paper first, to keep the fondant from sticking) and let them sit for a day or 2. Placed the molded cups on the cake, cut out the straps and laid them on the cake. I also used a little piece to connect the cups. Voila! That was it! (I didn't make the panty, but if I did, I probably would have just cut it out, used cornelli or lace mold accents, and let it harden on an up-side down pan as well). I can't wait to see yours. be sure to post some pics for us - Good luck!
Marilyn
Oh yeah! I've seen this cake...absolutely adorable...and exactly what i'd like to make...just don't quiet get how you get it so "round"....
Sure! At the bottom of everyone's posts is a list of "buttons" - Profile, PM, Photos, Website, etc. Just press the one marked "photos". It brings up thumbnail or small pcitures of all the cake pics that particular person has uploaded - you just scroll through them until you find one you want to look at and click on it to open the full-size picture.
i personally prefere to carve any female body parts . The mini wonder pan did not look good, i reccomend carving.
Hi Dorothy! Actually the cake that we were talking about doesn't have any body parts - it is just simply the bra. So there wouldn't be anything to carve at all! The mini-wonder mold pan is used for the fondant circle (the bra cups) to dry on so that they have a rounded shape. A mini-ball pan would work just as well I think.
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