Not sure what you are asking about. Is it the banners that they make out of gumpaste and add to the cookie sticks? Here is a bump for ya! I'm sure someone can help
this is a link to an example of what i'm talking about...sorry i seem to be at a loss for words today.
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-photos_display_8_-56953.html
That particular cake you exampled looks like florist wire to me with fondant cut-outs. You basically cut out (2) of the fondant with a cookie or fondant cutter, or something that will give you the shape you're going for, put the florist wire in between & let dry. (I add gumtex to my fondant to harden). Then you can put sprinkles or decorate them how you wish. I have also seen them with lollipop sticks but those will not bend like florist wire will.
HTH some.
mvucic- I read a GREAT tip here on CC (I'm pretty sure it was from Boween) about sticking the wire into the cake. BOWEEN- if you're reading this- correct me if I'm wrong... I think she hallowed out a little bit of the middle of the top layer of the cake. She then inserted a little bit of styrofoam, iced over the styrofoam, then inserted the wire decorations into the styrofoam. Now, I *thought* I could skip the styrofoam step, and just stick them straight into the cake...? NOPE! Once they get heavy enough, they start falling and slicing right through your nice, smooth icing. Not good. I highly recommend the styrofoam method! Thanks, Boween! 
I wash mine lightly with a dishsoap moistened sponge and dry with a dish cloth then put into the cake. If your ornament will have much weight at all, though, I would recommend the styrofoam (which I am thrilled to learn about - thank you MJs Mom and Boween).
Kello, that sounds like a great idea!! Would like to try that soon! Thanks for sharing. (everyone!)
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