I take small piece of black fondant roll it slightly and then add a smaller peice of tannish color fondant to the middle of the black and roll it out to an oddly shaped circle. I don't know if my instructions came across good enough. Here is a pic of one of my first leopard cakes.
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_1472446.html
~Kim
I found some stencils for leopard spots, if that will help:
http://www.sugarcraft.com/catalog/airbrush/stencils.htm
http://www.stencil-library.com/docs/cat219.htm
I have my first purse that was leopard it's in my pics(first time leopard too). I freehand painted it, used vodka with black. then I used wilton gold dust. People have suggested stencils but I really don't know how that would work and I hope someone goes in depth.
will your cake be buttercream or fondant. one of my cake pictures has extra pictures that shows how i did the leopard print in stages in buttercream.
many thanks!! karen.
the key to making it look real is looking at a real leopard picture. in areas the spots are close together and small and then they get larger but abit further apart, also the colouring is richer down the spine where the spots are close and then its whiter towards the belly area. if you dont have an airbrush colour the buttercream a rich ivory/gold and leave some of it white and blend the 2, then pipe the spots on top and flatten.
I just can't help myself! Everytime I read your subject I think of this--I mean I already deleted it once-----
I think you've already gotten some great advice so-- How do you make a leopard print? Hand him a notebook & pencil.
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