I remember seeing them try to recreate this on Ace of Cakes... they had such a tough time Duff called Collette Peters for advice... Funny thing is I can't remember how they finally did it! Sorry, I'm no help!
how they did it on ace of cakes is they cut strips of fondant and then glued that to a fondant that's the same height and width as the tier and then wrap it around. it's going to have a seam at the back, there's no way around it, said collette if i remember correctly.
lol... cupcakeshoppe! Thank goodness you have a better memory than me!!
lol no problem. they aired that episode here just a couple of months ago so it's still fresh in my mind. i forgot the name of one of the girls who worked on it she kept whining and stuff. ![]()
yes, I've made this type of cake several times. ROll out fondant the length of circumference of cake, fold in half lengthwise (like a ribbon rose), wrap around strating from bottom of tier with the crease part facing down. Then keep wrapping strips, one a time, overlapping the strip below it just over the seam and work your way till the top of the cake., A very quick and easy wrapping.
yes, I've made this type of cake several times. ROll out fondant the length of circumference of cake, fold in half lengthwise (like a ribbon rose), wrap around strating from bottom of tier with the crease part facing down. Then keep wrapping strips, one a time, overlapping the strip below it just over the seam and work your way till the top of the cake., A very quick and easy wrapping.
I bet this would look really cool with bc too, maybe a 150 tip? Hmmm, lol, I might have to try this ![]()
I think I can handle that part, but what do you do when you get to the top of the cake?
You need somehting on the top, like a flower topper or something.
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