Cake Stencils- For Sides Of Cake Not Top
Decorating By prettycake Updated 1 Aug 2006 , 10:15pm by cindww
Do you know who sells those cake stencils that go AROUND the sides of the cake, not the one for the top..am not interested in those round ones that go on the top.
I am looking for the ones w/ tiny designs and go on the sides. I looked in the internet, but all I see are the round ones..
thank in advance.. Keep cool, it' was 
115 degrees here yesterday. what about where you are ? 
I saw that on the cake challenge last night and am dying to try it! If you find them let us know.
Here's one source, but I'm sure there's more on the internet:
http://www.designerstencils.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=CAKES
macksnax has a cake in the bridal shower gallery. where she uses lace for drawer liners? It really turned out nicely. You could probably pm her. It looks a lot like what was on the cake challenge last night. It sounds like it would work well on the sides of cakes.
Ok.. I watched that last night and I didn't see any stencils. Who used them??? How did I miss that part? If you look in my gallery I just did a black and white cake with stencils on the sides.
The pink team used the stencil. The pink fondant was a bit uneven, so the decorator put a stencil against the side of the cake, put a layer of royal icing on it, then lifted the stencil to leave the royal icing design on the cake.
It was really neat, quick, and looked great!
Laura.
Yes they have them at the craft store. I have some of the ones that were pink. It is a technique they showed were you apply a paste for crafting same concept. I have some more delicate ones that I won at OSSAS. Cannot remember who they are from though???
i saw the show also and wanted to try that technique. You guys thing its a regular painting stencil?? I think it would work also with buttercream, i dont think it definately has to be royal. what do you guys think?
I saw the show too and went out and bought some stencils. I got them at Michael's. Since I like using BCF I gave it a try. It worked really nicely. I used royal icing for the stencil after I had firmed up the frosting in the fridge. Lots of fun. Just went back to the store and bought a few more.
Penny Sue---Pictures, Pictures, Pictures I wanta see!!!
How would you use them on buttercream? How would you keep the stencil from moving - or from indenting the icing cake at the ends of the stencil or the top? Would you use royal over buttercream? Wouldn't that destroy the royal? I thought it looked like an awesome technique.... just not sure how hard it is......
Sugarcraft has some - and even some pens that help you cut myler and make your own stencils....... cool!
I was saying using buttercream over the fondant. you know instead of using the royal over fondant. Maybe you can do it over buttercream after its firmed up and you be very gentle.
I did mine with royal and it worked great. I just got one from walmart. I was pretty proud of myself for thinking it up... then I see it was on a show two days later. 
peacock place - so you did that exact technique with royal icing and a stencil by smearing it over the stencil? Or did you place the stencil on the cake and pain in the open parts?
I saw your cake the other night and thought it was beautiful...again, if I have not already said it, perfect cake!
I'm sure we would have all liked to see you on the show to learn this tech from you instead of the stressed out lady in pink....lol
Thanks everyone for all the information..
that was really helpful. I am going to buy them at Michael's or
on the website.. aren't we glad we have eachother to help eachother find what we want ? I'm so glad to be here at Cake Central ;-D 
OMG!!!!!! I just have to try this!!! Beautiful!!
Where did you find that at michaels? I was just there and I couln't find anything like that 
SLK... I just held the stencil up to the cake and smeared it with black royal. Thanks for the compliment!
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