Hi all I need help making a realistic looking tree like the one seen here. Any Suggestions would really help....TIA!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cakemadam/4336459166/in/faves-22892154@N02/
Glennie
You could use rice krispie treats to create the trunk of the tree and cover with modeling chocolate. Then for the branches I would use a heavy gauged wire and cover in chocolate.
And I hope that someone has a better idea, cause as I type, not sure that the wire will hold....hmmmmm... Sorry!
How big did you need it to be. I found a brill tutorial here
http://artisancakecompany.com/2009/10/how-to-make-edible-trees/
but, they may be too small for you.
Thanks T,
I did the base in RKT and covering it in Fondant.. and I am trying to make the branches out of RKT as well and us either a wire or tooth pick to fit them in the tree..
Thanks T,
I did the base in RKT and covering it in Fondant.. and I am trying to make the branches out of RKT as well and us either a wire or tooth pick to fit them in the tree..
Sounds like to you are well on your way!!! Good Job!!
Chala,
I need it to be like 9 inches tall... close to what you see in the link i posted. Thanks!
I made a giant tree last Christmas to hold up a gingerbread house (my theme was treehouse in the woods) I molded RKT around a large wooden dowel and then covered it in modeling chocolate. The branches are RKT molded around heavy gauge wire and covered in modeling chocolate. It held up really well! You can take a look at it in my picture if you're interested... HTH
I made a giant tree last Christmas to hold up a gingerbread house (my theme was treehouse in the woods) I molded RKT around a large wooden dowel and then covered it in modeling chocolate. The branches are RKT molded around heavy gauge wire and covered in modeling chocolate. It held up really well! You can take a look at it in my picture if you're interested... HTH
I've just seen your gingerbread house and wow.... seriously cool!
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