Those "c" Patterns On The Cake...??
Decorating By sugarfixchix Updated 13 Mar 2011 , 4:14pm by LindaF144a
ok...how do you do those? trace on wax paper with royal icing? they seem to fragile to do that..they are skinny...
trace on fondant??? hmmmm
best ideas would help....
thanks
sugarfix
Can you post a picture of what you are talking about? Or a link to a picture? It would help clarify what you are talking about.
If you're putting dark Coach C's onto a light colored cake, just paint them on, if you can. If you're doing light colored C's on a dark cake.... Well, here's the brutally painful and annoying way that I did it, with acceptable (but not great) results. If anyone has a better method, please share it!
1) Print out the C's at the size you want them on the cake.
2) Cut out the paper C's to make a template. Sharp, tiny scrapbook scissors were helpful.
3) Place the C template on rolled out marzipan/gum paste mix or whatever material you prefer.
4) Cut out the C's with an exacto knife, or equivalent, and attach the C's to the cake.
Good luck!
Here's the cake for which I did this: https://picasaweb.google.com/dessertschick/ConfectionismByDessertsChick#5568788285976580274
hello! i took this template http://media.cakecentral.com/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/638293/coachtemplate.jpg and put it into Sure Cuts A Lot and cut it a ton of times with my cricut cake =D maybe that template would help you even if you don't have a cricut cake, you could probably use an exacto to cut it also. here's my cake (oh and i used gumpaste and yes, they were fragile! lol) http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1913004
I think it would help if you could either describe it in more detail or post a link to a page. Because we are seeing all sorts of "c" explained here.
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