How Do I Drap A Flag Over Number Cakes?

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marion123 Posted 10 Feb 2009 , 10:48am
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Morning Everyone..

I have a quick question.. Does anyone know how I would drap a flag over two cakes that are in shape of numbers?.. I was going to do a candy mold or a buttercream frozen transfer. What do you think? Any idea's, any pictures you could share w. me?
Thank you

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dsimkovic Posted 10 Feb 2009 , 11:23am
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What numbers are they? Will they be able to be close together (like "back to back" or touching)?

I'm thinking if it was something that has a middle to it, like an 8 or 6 or 9, etc, you could come up out of the middle of that number and trail over the other number...

I'm assuming the flag will be fondant? It would/could take the shape of the number under it, where it lays over the top of it, so you'd still be able to identify the number....

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marion123 Posted 10 Feb 2009 , 3:10pm
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Hi there.. yes, it is going to be the #'s 48 and they will be side by side... I have never worked with Foundant before.. I have always wanted to try Michelle's Marshmellow on this site.. Do you think it would look good with the 48 all decorated in buttercream & the flag in foundant?

PS.. Thank you for your help!!

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