Creating A Stable Cake Topper

Decorating By andi462 Updated 29 Jun 2011 , 9:36am by joyannB

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andi462 Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 7:01pm
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Hi All. I am making my friend's wedding and she has chosen a figure she would like to use as a cake topper. My question is: What is the best way I can create a stable topper with a ceramic image that is about 5 inches tall? I am going to be using Red roses on top of the cake as well. Is there something I can sit on top of the cake or a way to attach this so it will not fall off if someone bumps the table?

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mena2002 Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 9:24pm
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If you make the figure on a stick then you can just insert it into the cake. Or make the figure and attach it to a plaque and then just attach the plaque onto the cake.

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Texas_Rose Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 9:43pm
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Cut a cake board to fit the topper, attach the topper to the board with glue or strong packing tape, dowel the cake where the topper will sit, and then arrange the roses to hide whatever edge of the board is visible. Or if you're afraid the topper will topple over, make the board bigger and attach the roses to it too, then dowel under it like you would another cake tier.

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andi462 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 5:10am
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Thank you!!! I think glueing is the way I'll go! Thanks so much!

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joyannB Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 9:36am
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That's great. You must make it strong so the cake wont fell when moved.

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