Satin Ice Tutorials

Decorating By cutthecake Updated 24 Aug 2010 , 1:10pm by cutthecake

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cutthecake Posted 28 Jul 2010 , 2:14pm
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Lots of interesting tips here:

http://www.rolledfondant.com/how.htm

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cutthecake Posted 28 Jul 2010 , 2:27pm
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It's interesting to note that one decorator used cornstarch, another used powdered sugar, and another used shortening on the work surface. Even the big-name pros don't agree!

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Lisa-lou Posted 28 Jul 2010 , 9:33pm
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Loved the tutorials Cutthecake. Thank you very much!

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cutthecake Posted 28 Jul 2010 , 11:26pm
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They make it look so easy! Wish I had a fondant sheeter.

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Lisa-lou Posted 30 Jul 2010 , 7:21pm
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I know, that's exactly what I was thinking when watching the tutorials. I bet those cost a bit too.

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superstar Posted 30 Jul 2010 , 8:49pm
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Thank you. I would love to have a sheeter too. Does anyone have an idea as to what they cost?

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cutthecake Posted 24 Aug 2010 , 12:11pm
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Here's a few:

http://www.nycake.com/fondantsheeters.aspx

They cost thousands of dollars. Even the smaller tabletop models.

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anxietyattack Posted 24 Aug 2010 , 1:07pm
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I have a pasta machine I bought at a yard sale (never used) for 10 dollars and that's what the first bow video uses, a pasta machine. but obviously you can't do big things icon_sad.gif

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cutthecake Posted 24 Aug 2010 , 1:10pm
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I have a pasta machine, too. But it only rolls about a 6" wide piece, not wide enough to cover a cake.

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