I think they make Twizzler's "Pull and Eat" licorice in black too. You could tie them together to form a long string, then take smaller swatches and tie them at even intervals down the main string to form your barbs.
Also black royal or buttercream could be piped on for this effect.
Finally, create it out of black fondant with and extruder and do the ties at intervals like I mentioned above with the peel and eat...
I used a makin clay gun grey colored fondant then painted silver luster dust. Here is the link to my flickr page to view the cake
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cakesondemand/3637105430/in/set-72157605851821878/
I used a makin clay gun grey colored fondant then painted silver luster dust. Here is the link to my flickr page to view the cake
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cakesondemand/3637105430/in/set-72157605851821878/
That's some great looking barbed wire!!
Iv heard using a playdough extruder works too.
I don't have an extrude either so I just rolled my gray fondant/gumpaste mixture by hand and twisted the strands together. Made some short pieces with points and twisted them in. I am total beginner and the cake wasn't great but the barbed wire was satisfactory. This is probably not a link but the pic is in my pics. It is a brown westerny cake with horse shoes on top.
http://media.cakecentral.com/gallery/681932/normal_1254572270.JPG
I used my small clay extruder ..made 2 small ropes and twisted them and broke small pieces off to tie around here and there for the barbs..Then I airbrushed a bit of rust on it..
http://fairmanscakes.webs.com/ on my page there is a pic of my cake with barb wire. i used just a cheap clay exturder i bought from michaels, it didn't neccesarily last, but i did use it a lot. just extrude some, twist in small sections, place barbs around where you connect pieces
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