Railing For Cruise Ship Cake

Decorating By cakesrock Updated 4 Jul 2010 , 4:53am by CBMom

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cakesrock Posted 4 Jul 2010 , 1:55am
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Any ideas on how to do the railing for a cruise ship cake? The quicker and easier, the better. I have spent so much time on this. Though, doesnt everything take longer than you anticipated when it comes to cake decorating!?
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Aeropanda Posted 4 Jul 2010 , 2:15am
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Depending on how large your cake is, and how much time you have for the pieces to dry, I would think gumpaste through an extruder.

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CBMom Posted 4 Jul 2010 , 4:34am
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Royal icing...and fence sections.

Draw whatever scale will work for the cake on paper, use a black marker to trace it...overlay parchment, and pipe it out

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That's the first option that came to mind - let us know, and post a picture! Can't wait to see it!!!

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sweetcakes Posted 4 Jul 2010 , 4:39am
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depending on your cake size, lollipop sticks, dyed and cut into shorter lenghts, not edible of course, small pretzel sticks, any pasta - spaghetti etc. gumpaste if you have time.

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CBMom Posted 4 Jul 2010 , 4:53am
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Sweetcakes, your pirate ship is soooooo excellent! And the navy ship is wonderful as well icon_smile.gif

Great cakes!!!

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