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Decorating By mistiblu33 Updated 25 Mar 2012 , 6:51pm by judcreations

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mistiblu33 Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 10:26am
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Sorry for the small pic, but can someone tell me how the white flowers are on the cake? its not stencil as they are raised, is it sugarveil? thankyou
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Ashleyssweetdesigns Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 11:50am
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Try uploading it again its very blurry.

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southerncross Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 12:04pm
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two techniques come to mind. first, it could be fondant appliques that are applied to the cake and then pearlized. I tend to think that's what it is.

Second, it could indeed be stencil if the stencil is applied thick enough. I often put a thicker layer of the stenciling medium and then lift off the stencil leaving bas relief effect.

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mmdiez10 Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 12:23pm
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The picture is blurry, but it could be brush embroidery?

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leah_s Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 12:37pm
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I think I recognize it. It from a mold made by Wilton. Fondanmt/gumpaste the applied to the cake.

OTOH, is near too blury to tell what it is . . .

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judcreations Posted 25 Mar 2012 , 6:51pm
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Picture is blurry, but my guess is brushed embroidery......

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