I am trying to figure out what size these cakes are.. any help would be great!
TIA
<a href='http://blog.pinkcakebox.com/baby-shower-rose-covered-cake-2009-07-18.htm'><img src='http://www.pinkcakebox.com/images/cake1077.jpg' alt='Red Roses Damask Pattern'></a>
Is this the cake?
http://www.pinkcakebox.com/images/cake1077.jpg
http://blog.pinkcakebox.com/red-rose-damask-wedding-cake-2009-08-29.htm
8,10,12,14
That one is really pretty too!!
yes, that is the right cake! thank you!
I was thinking it was a 14" at the bottom too I think I was a little stumped on the middle for some reason I was thinking it was an 8" I want to make this cake.. .it's so pretty!
so I dont need that much cake.... has anyone made a Styrofoam dummy cake before? I'm thinking I should do that for the bottom tier but not really sure how to go about doing that
I am actually making this cake for an engagement party I am planning and I dont want to have a lot of left over cake, I am thinking the dummy cake would be the bottom teir and it is fairly plain so I wouldn't be wasting a whole lot of time on it. Is it as simple as covering styrofoam with fondant or how does it work?
I am actually making this cake for an engagement party I am planning and I dont want to have a lot of left over cake, I am thinking the dummy cake would be the bottom teir and it is fairly plain so I wouldn't be wasting a whole lot of time on it. Is it as simple as covering styrofoam with fondant or how does it work?
It's pretty simple. You just want to put buttercream or water on your styrofoam and then you'll just drape your fondant over the styrofoam.
Roll it pretty thick and watch the top edges. They tear super easy from where it's a harder material to work with.
You might have to roll it out and drape it a few times before you get it to work.
Good luck!
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