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So I have seen so many fabulous wood grain details in many of the cakes here on CC and my question to anyone who will answer is,
how does one get that great wood grain look??
I want to make some tiny wood grain doors for a princess castle and have no clue as to how to do this.
Also I want the door to look like it is made with wooden slabs (do I make sense here LOL)
Any tips on how to achieve this would be grand.
when i have made wood grain, i have tried leaving some brown food coloring not totally mixed into the fondant, to make it look streaky. i also have marked the fondant with a toothpick to give it wood grain and then painted over it with a food coloring/clear alcohol mixture. i have a couple of different "wood" examples in my photos, including one with planks...hope this helps.
I recently read a forum about this. Here's the thread.....
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopic-617923-0-days0-orderasc-.html
For myself, I have a roller then i color w/ brown coloring and vodka.
~ Jaime
Thanks ladies, good ideas you have. When you use a toothpick to mark the boards, do you just drag it alog the fondant or do you push the whole toothpick in lying it down flat?
Thanks ladies, good ideas you have. When you use a toothpick to mark the boards, do you just drag it alog the fondant or do you push the whole toothpick in lying it down flat?
you drag it
gl!
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