Okay, this is totally a newbie question, but where do you all decorate a larger cake (10X 10) and then how do you get it to the serving/display board. Do you just decorate on the board with some wax paper underneath and pull it out when you are done?
Yes Maam' that is how I do it exactly. I put it on the cake board with the wax strips and decorate. Then pull the wax paper out. And that is it. I bought a cake box from Kroger ones they sell their cakes in with plastic lid. If its a cake for my family I just transport it in that and keep reusing it. Hope that helps!
Yes, it is reuseable. To clean, I use a wet rag rather than dousing it with water. I cover all my boards in it. Foamboard, too. I even have people return the boards to me-cardboard and foamboard.
I I want something other than contact paper, I will cover with wrapping paper and then cover with transparent contact paper. Keeps the grease from spreading over the paper and makes it re-useable.
Decorate right on the baord that the cake is staying on. I frost with an icing tap and there isn't a mess on the board at all.
I cover my board in self-adhesive contact paper. If any frosting smudges on the board, it wipes off easily.
That's what I love about CC. I'm always learning something new. Sometimes it's the simplest thing and you just don't think of it on your own. 
Thanks for the idea! 
The contact paper is a great idea.Why didn't I think about that 
Also I use tissue paper to cover some boards. Not the super thin paper kind but I have found some that is like thin mylar. It works great. Using it I don't have to wrap the board then contact paper it. Its already grease and water proof. Plus I usually but it at the Dollar Store
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