What do you use if you have a large cake, or a shaped cake that won't fit the largest cake boards you can get at Michael's? Do you order specialty ones online? Or are there any secrets out there I should know about ![]()
I collect corrugated carboard boxes (especially case of anything that held glass bottles, which I find are the strongest) and I just began using foam core board as well. I use a razor knife or X-acto knife to cut it to the shape/size I need.
HTH,
Toni Ann
Where do you buy your foam core boards? I get mine at Michaels but it would be nice to find some in bulk with lower prices.
Jacqui
Thanks for the replies! In what section in Michael's would you find it? I've never heard of it before ![]()
If they are so big they won't fit on cardboards available in the supply shops, then I take it they are heavy,too. I went to Lowe's and bought sheet of wood/plywood type of things and had them cut them down to size - they do it for free. The cost is next to nothing, so if I dont' get them back, it's no big deal, or you can tack on a cost for the special size board.
I order cake boards, cake drums, and cake boxes from www.countrykitchensa.com. They have a much larger variety of sizes and shapes than Michael's.
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