Getting This Effect?

Decorating By fcakes Updated 29 Dec 2012 , 1:41pm by fcakes

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fcakes Posted 29 Dec 2012 , 12:45am
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How do I get this wood grain effect on this wedding cake? I'm guessing it's a fondant-covered cake right? I searched online but nothing found for an effect like this.... is this hand-painted or was a wood-grain tool used?

 

 

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kakeladi Posted 29 Dec 2012 , 2:40am
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It's have to say for sure :(  It could be done either way or even with sugar sheets.  I don't know of any preprinted but certainly one could print it out themselves.

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Cakepro Posted 29 Dec 2012 , 4:53am
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I believe the woodgrain effect has been hand-painted on that cake.  Gorgeous work, for sure.

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Annabakescakes Posted 29 Dec 2012 , 6:01am
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AI thought I posted that it was definetly hand painted, but I don't see my post! I have no doubt, though I suppose I could still be wrong:-)

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fcakes Posted 29 Dec 2012 , 1:41pm
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AThanks for the responses! :) So cover the cake in light brown fondant then paint with a fine tip brush?

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