What Do You Use To Cut Fondant?
Decorating By cakelovincrazy Updated 17 Nov 2009 , 4:14am by madgeowens
I'm looking for a tool that you use to cut out shapes in fondant. For example I printed some music notes and was tracing them on the fondant, but my little white cheapy wilton thing I have doesn work so well and a knife seems to tear the edges and not leave it smooth.
I saw the gumpaste flower making set of tools with a nice little cutting thing in it, but even with the 40% off I still think it's too much because I don't think I would use the other tools since I don't make gumpaste flowers.
Is there such a tool out there for simply cutting shapes or strips in fondant that isn't too expensive?
TIA
You can use a tiny rotary cutter or an xacto knife. The xacto knife is really inexpensive.
I checked for an x-acto knife at Target and they didn't carry it. Where could I find one? Thanks for the add-on cakelovincrazy.
Thanks, I thought about the exacto knife, but thought it would be too sharp. Thanks everyone, definitely will try it!
Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Walmart all have them.
Okay, so pretty much everywhere except for Target. LOL! Thanks.
You'll want to cut on a cutting mat or board, not a silicone mat or vinyl, when you use it.
box cutters work pretty well too. i have one that folds out like a pocket knife (so i dont cut myself like usual)and the blade isnt as fine as an exacto so i dont break it off in something..happens to me way too often. lol.
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