Hello!
Is it possible to make a mold from a pressed Queen Anne's Lace flower? It is the logo of my cake business. I would like to make cupcakes with the image molded or stamped onto the fondant or chocolate to give as samples as a promotion. My actual logo is an ink drawing I made of the flower. Have you any advise for me? I very much appreciate it!
Thanks, Ann

I don't think something that soft/fragile would work but I'm not positive. My idea for you is that you can find artificial QAL and that has more structure and that might be an option to make a mold from. But still it's so lacey.

I love QAL --I think it is an underused, underappreciated flower. And I was very surprised to find it as an artificial flower.

I think I got it at Michael's.

But a stamp would be a lot easier I think. But all I know about that is take your drawing to the stamp maker.

Hi! I loved the QAL until I moved here to Missouri where it pops up all over in my perennial beds with a huge taproot making it difficult to dig out! Just kidding, it is a lovely plant all along the roadsides and beautiful when dried.
I suggest you check out the thread on MYOM here on CC. Chef Dominic does wonders with real lace. His product doesn't set up too quickly, giving you needed working time. With practice and patience I don't see why it wouldn't be feasible. It would be really cool as that is your logo. (By the way, he is surprisingly accessible and so willing to offer assistance.) Good luck.

Jan

Wow! Thanks for all the good advise on making a mold from Queen Anne's Lace. I will certainly be ordering from the MakeYourOwnMolds site to give it a try. I appreciate all those who responded. God bless you!