WE recently purchased a cricut for cake. We've made two spectacular cakes with it and now...
Despite changing the blade and the cutting mat I cannot get it to cut Wilton gumpaste. I handled the fondant fine but the gumpaste tears and drags.
I've dusted it well with cornstarch, froze it on the cutting mat, said nice things to the cake gods and nothing but nothing. I usually put the machine away and go back to my exacto knife and cutters.
Anyone have any ideas for what we are doing wrong?
WE recently purchased a for cake. We've made two spectacular cakes with it and now...
Despite changing the blade and the cutting mat I cannot get it to cut Wilton gumpaste. I handled the fondant fine but the gumpaste tears and drags.
I've dusted it well with cornstarch, froze it on the cutting mat, said nice things to the cake gods and nothing but nothing. I usually put the machine away and go back to my exacto knife and cutters.
Anyone have any ideas for what we are doing wrong?
Little more info. I've used the paper machines before so I do know how to change the blade depth and cutting speed, resize objects and lots of litte bits like that.
You might try watching Linda McClure's youtube videos. I've had great success with gumpaste using her method but I haven't used wilton gumpaste. The key is rolling it very, very thin and letting it dry a bit before cutting.
I have been having pretty good luck with freezing the cutting mat for 5-10 mins before cutting.
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