i see these wonderful cakes that look like a beehive BUT...
how do i make one dummy cake out of Styrofoam and covered in fondant to look like a beehive??
need info like what sizes of discs do i use do i need to carve any of them? how do i fix it ??
any help would be great thanks.
Snarkbait...I mean sharkbait, I would just mold it out of RKT. Unless you really want to carve and shape a hunk of styrofoam.
hmmm, first of all what is rkt?? second of all i kinda figured i would be carving if maybe you could re read my post.... i was wondering if anyone here could HELP if they know of sizes that might help me make one, that would sit on a 10 inch cake board.???
Snarkbait...I mean sharkbait, I would just mold it out of RKT. Unless you really want to carve and shape a hunk of styrofoam.
i see these wonderful cakes that look like a beehive BUT...
how do i make one dummy cake out of Styrofoam and covered in fondant to look like a beehive??
You carve the dummy to look like a beehive. Use a knife, a hot knife maybe.
need info like what sizes of discs do i use do i need to carve any of them? how do i fix it ??
any help would be great thanks.
You use the sizes appropriate to your project.
There are cake dummy places you can write away to that would be happy to create the tiers needed for your dummy project AND round off the top edges for you but I would just go to your local craft store and purchase a flat sheet of styrofoam and carve away. For a 10" board you'd probably start out with a 9" then 7" - 6" - 5" and 4" layers that are no more than 1-1/2" to 2" thick. Hope this helps.
There are cake dummy places you can write away to that would be happy to create the tiers needed for your dummy project AND round off the top edges for you but I would just go to your local craft store and purchase a flat sheet of styrofoam and carve away. For a 10" board you'd probably start out with a 9" then 7" - 6" - 5" and 4" layers that are no more than 1-1/2" to 2" thick. Hope this helps.
FINALLY DeniseNH thank you for finally being nice and giving me an answer and being helpful and not like ////////
all i asked was a question and never thought i would get these kind of responses i did get some styrofoam sheets to carve out and yes i DO know how to carve things, im act. pretty more crafty then some of you.
my plan is to carve out 4 sheets and a half ball to make a beehive and then to cover in fondant so i can place some marshmallow pops around the beehive along with some cupcakes on a cupcake stand.
all i wanted was a lil bit of help. but i guess i was wrong.
once i finish this i plan on posting pix to show and i will be nice enough to give others helpful advice.
well i guess i cant get any help from anyone here
I believe this would be the reason you were not getting helpful responses. Just because your posting has been viewed a number of times does not mean that those that read it had any helpful advice to offer. I know I read your posting when I was reading through the newest posts but wouldn't know how to advise using dummies for that particular shape. Posting impolite comments when you haven't received replies doesn't exactly make people want to offer advice.
posting impolite responses wasnt my intention but getting impolite response will be my intention
i have figured this out on my own but thank you
i shall really watch what i type next time
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