I have a bride that brought me this picture of a Ron Ben-Israel cake. I am losing my mind trying to figure out how to do the lace-like pattern around the tiers. Is that a mold?

Where in the world can I find it?

http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/photogallery/priya-and-ralph#slide_13

ANY help is appreciated!
Wedding is on the 30th of this month!

Can you see it on this site -
http://www.elegantlacemolds.com/molds.php?type=3&set=0

There are many different designs.

Bluehue

Since the caption says that Ron Ben-Israel duplicated lace from the bride's dress for this cake, I imagine he made some molds from the actual lace. There are mold-making kits available for sale (you could try googling this to see what's out there). There's even one that's in the tutorial section here on CC called "Make-Your-Own-Molds" (it's down at the bottom of the home page). Once you have the mold made, you just make as many molded fondant pieces as you need for the cake. You might not get the same lace as he used, but it would probably be more significant to have the actual lace pattern of the bride's own gown.

Thank you for your help!

Bluehue there is one on the page that I think is close enough to the original pic so I will probably order that one. Trying not to choke on how expensive it is!

Their molds are quite pricey, but really good - nothing sticks to them! I have a few of them.

http://decoratethecake.com/store/WsDefault.asp?One=306
it'll be on sale here tomorrow 35% off

I wish knew about the that site when I was looking for some lace molds, they have some beautiful molds.

So are you going to charge the bride the same price as a Ron-Ben Israel cake? ;D.
My daughter chose an RBI cake design for her wedding (long before I started decorating) and the bakery did a wonderful job in keeping with the spirit of the design...and fortunately for me did not charge as much as him!
Good luck with the cake...it is sure to be lovely!

<gasp> CURSE you for posting those links, Bluehue and foxymomma521!!! You are going to cost me a lot of money in lace molds, now!

They're gorgeous. Thank you for posting, actually.

I actually saw a cake show on TV where he took a pasta machine, rolled gum paste out to the size 2 size and then took a portion of the lace, laid it on the gum paste and then rolled it through the pasta machine together. It came out beautiful. If you could get it to work, it would save you on the lace molds.

wow! What a good idea!

SugarFiend - lolll
I know - the shipping to me here in Australia cost 3 times as much as the moulds - but every now and then a girl see's the *must haves*
LOLLL - You can thank me when you have created a beautiful cake using one of the moulds - ROFL.


foxymomma521
Woohoooo - they ship Internationally - thankyou for posting that link -
i think - lollllll



Blue.