Not sure when you mean in the process. During the process, cover whatever you're not working with if you want to be able to play with it more.
When finished with the whole figure, I put on paper towel and cover with paper towel in a shoebox until I'm ready to use.
Hope this helps.
S.
I found that once the figure/flower/whatever was complete, it is best to just let it sit for at least 24hrs. You can set it on some wax paper in a box as mentioned or once it has completely dried, place it in a tupperware. I recently did a large cake with tons of flowers, butterflies etc.,. and I started making them two weeks in advance without issue. The "film" I think you are referring to starts within a few mins if you're still working with the fondant so anything not completed or being immediately worked with should be plastic wraped.
I found that once the figure/flower/whatever was complete, it is best to just let it sit for at least 24hrs. You can set it on some wax paper in a box as mentioned or once it has completely dried, place it in a tupperware. I recently did a large cake with tons of flowers, butterflies etc.,. and I started making them two weeks in advance without issue. The "film" I think you are referring to starts within a few mins if you're still working with the fondant so anything not completed or being immediately worked with should be plastic wraped.
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