Best Way To Tackle This Fondant/gumpaste Ribbon On This Cake
Decorating By angelogoo Updated 27 May 2011 , 4:12pm by sugarshack
Hello all,
I really like the look of the fondant/gumpaste ribbons around the round cake layers. I am thinking of doing them using gumpaste as I will be able to roll it thinly without it tearing.
I will be folding the top edge for both layers but on a close look, I am not sure if the outer layer has both edges folded. Please can anyone that have done this style in the past please advise?
http://www.pinkcakebox.com/images/cake1275a.jpg
Thanks all
I wouldn't do gumpaste because it dries hard and fast. It would be difficult to work with in that long a piece.
I already had a practice run with the fondant I had and find that it was too soft and when i fold it, it tears and cracks terribly at the edges. I then had a go using 50/50 fondant and gumpaste and it was better but still had some minute cracks at the edges, thats why I thought gumpaste will work best.
When I do these I generally just fold the top edges, as I do not like the bulk double folding creates. HTH
When I do these I generally just fold the top edges, as I do not like the bulk double folding creates. HTH
Thanks for the reply Sharon, do you use fondant or gumpaste?
whatever I am in the mood for, lol. I may use fondant with tylose, fondat with gumpaste, or pure gumpaste.
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