Bride Doll Cake - Fondant Bodice -- How Do I.....
Decorating By poochynooch Updated 20 Aug 2006 , 3:32pm by SilkwoodStudios
Im making a bride doll cake for a shower in a couple of weeks and will be covering the cake in fondant. Cant figure out how to cover her upper body in fondant so that it looks like a dress. Dont want to do the BC flowers - like the look of fondant -- does anyone have a pattern / ideas on how to cover her?????
Do you have any barbie clothes you can take apart and use as a pattern? That's what I would do. Or you can experiment with paper. Not sure if that's helpful or not, but that's what I would do. Anyone else?
If you don't have any barbie clothes to take apart, you could use scrap cloth, too... I personally would probably just practice with fondant.
Roll it out, drape it on the doll and pinch, tuck and fold until it looks good.
Take the fondant and wrap around her and then use a little knife and trim the neckline and arms.
Good luck
Don't forget to pipe in a pearl necklace or bracelet or earrings. If you'd like you can check out my dolls in my photos for some ideas. Hope this helps.
There is a tutorial on wilton's page...
http://www.wilton.com/recipes/recipesandprojects//bridalshower/bride.cfm
Thanks Daltonam,i guess you can never be too old to want to play with a pretty doll huh? or in this case EAT! my friend has oneof those high end barbie collections, i did this cake off a doll in the catalouge, didnt know she owned it untill she saw the cake, so i was happy i picked that one! good luck poochy! be sure to post when finished!
Thanks to all of you who submitted suggestions -- they came in handy and here's the finished product. I started out with the idea to use MMF - but mine was too stiff and couldnt be worked with. Thank goodness I always have a Plan B - Wilton Ready Made Fondant -- I flavored it with a raspberry flavor -- not too bad.
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