Hi everyone,
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting a good leather effect on sugarpaste.
Thanks
Amanda
I did a western cake and used like a cocoa powder "paint" with a sponge to get the effect...you can look in my photos if you like.
if i am not mistaken.. countrykitchensa.com....sells an impression mat for leather effect.. check it out..hth
For some reason I want to say that someone once told me to roll it out on cocoa powder. I've never tried it but if you have a bit of chocolate fondant you could always try it?
I did a western cake and used like a cocoa powder "paint" with a sponge to get the effect...you can look in my photos if you like.
I must still be half asleep because I couldn't find it and I sure would love to see it. Do you remember which page it is on
TexasSugar my daughter gave me some fondant scraps from the three cakes she made (for me to practice with) and one bag was the chocolate fondant. I will try it thanks for the tip
thanks icer101 will check those out
I did a western cake and used like a cocoa powder "paint" with a sponge to get the effect...you can look in my photos if you like.
I must still be half asleep because I couldn't find it and I sure would love to see it. Do you remember which page it is on
TexasSugar my daughter gave me some fondant scraps from the three cakes she made (for me to practice with) and one bag was the chocolate fondant. I will try it thanks for the tip
Here it is...sorry I should have narrowed it down for you, not fair to make you search!
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=80778
kitagrl that is an awesome cake. I for sure put in favs and I love the whole cake, I would have it framed and put on my wall in my front room if I had made one that awesome. lol
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting a good leather effect on sugarpaste.
Thanks
Amanda
I am so sorry for jumping in and hogging your thread
Hi, I'm doing a leather purse cake right now and I needed a leather impression also. What I ended up buying at the craft store was a regular piece of scrapbook paper that was already embossed as "football" leather.
After I rolled out my fondant I pressed the paper onto the piece I was using and it worked perfectly.
When I made the leather jacket in my photos I just crumpled up a piece of wax paper and used that. Or you can use plasctic wrap. It takes more time that way but it worked in a pinch.
Thanks for all the tips everyone
Sure I will be able to get a good effect with all those ideas!
Amanda
In my pics is a suitcase cake, I first kneaded cocoa powder in the MMF then after I brushed cocoa powder over the top with a medium size brush to give it a worn look.
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