I'm making a 9X13 2 layer cake for a work farewell. My co-worker is a HUGE Calgary Flames hockey fan, so the cake will have a flaming "R" instead of a "C" in the middle, with "Go Rosemary Go" above the R, "But we'll REALLY miss you" below the R. I am planning on covering the cake in MMF (the cake is red velvet with wh choc cream cheese) and doing the accents in fondant.
I want to do a rectangular BC border around the flaming "R" and the words. My question is: would this look okay? I've only even done a BC border around the actual bottom edges of the cake.
If not, any other ideas? Strips of fondant? Or something other than a border to frame/highlight the focus of the cake. I'd appreciate any suggestions!
TIA ![]()
I use buttercream borders around my fondant all the time, not just as a border on the edges of the cake, but around cut-outs I've done. I think it looks just fine.
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