How Is This Done On Fondant?

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Kaybaby Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:42am
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The picture I'm posting is from the gallery - gorgeous cake. I was wanting to know how to have the effect of the circles on the fondant, so they look blended in? The only way I know how is to place the dots on the fondant directly. I would love a tutorial or something I can use to teach myself.

Thank you all so much,

Vonda
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nautkl1 Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:53am
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I would roll out the fondant just about to the size needed, then add different size balls on top of the rolled fondant - and then roll again. The balls should make the circles within the fondant. The same method would apply with the zebra stripes. Only cutting out thin stripes placing on rolled fondant and rolling again. icon_smile.gif

Hope this helps!

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tonedna Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:53am
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They are not blended ...the fondant is rolled very thin..

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bizatchgirl Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:55am
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Thanks nautk! I've always wondered about this myself. I always thought you did it with inlays...holes in the white part of the fondant, then the colored circles placed in, like a puzzle. I've never been able to make that work because the edges pull apart and glue oozes through. I'll have to remember this!!!!

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wgoat5 Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:56am
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I agree with Edna ... the circles are layed on top of the fondant... roll out thin... let them set for a minute.. will be easier to handle... especially if you have a small tapered spatula icon_smile.gif

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tonedna Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 1:58am
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They are not inlays..The inlay has a different look. Lots of people dont roll their fondant thin enough.. If you use a spaguetti machine you can go to a #3 and it will be thin.. even #4.

Hi Christi!!!..icon_biggrin.gif

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wgoat5 Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 2:00am
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dailey Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 2:16am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tonedna

They are not inlays..The inlay has a different look. Lots of people dont roll their fondant thin enough.. If you use a spaguetti machine you can go to a #3 and it will be thin.. even #4.

Hi Christi!!!..icon_biggrin.gif




yup, what she said : )

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ladyonzlake Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 2:26am
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I've done the zebra stripes on a couple of my cakes and circles as well. They are rolled thin and placed on top of the fondant. I have the pasta attachment to my KA and I use setting #5.

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Kaybaby Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 2:59am
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Thank you all so much,

Vonda

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wgoat5 Posted 3 Jul 2008 , 3:09am
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Your welcome Vonda!! icon_smile.gif Have a wonderful night icon_smile.gif

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