How Can I "transfer" A Comic Strip Onto A Cake, So I Can Go Over It With Edible Marker?

Decorating By kathik Updated 2 Jun 2013 , 3:59am by kathik

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kathik Posted 30 May 2013 , 11:36pm
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I want to make a cake for my daughter of a sketchbook with a partially colored in cartoon, but I am not skilled enough to just freehand copy it. Since it is supposed to look like a sketchbook I don't want to do a buttercream transfer.  I want it to be flat. I have never used a regular edible image.  How does that look and taste on fondant?  And, could I color on it, if I had the image printed in black and white?

 

I am open to any ideas about how to get this image on my cake as long as it remains flat. icon_smile.gif

 

Thanks all,

Kathi 

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ChrystysCreations Posted 31 May 2013 , 12:44am
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you can have it be printed on frosting sheets. Then simply place on top of the cake and start filling it it. If you need the image on he frosting sheet, just inbox me and I will be glad to help in any way I can.
 

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Elcee Posted 31 May 2013 , 4:12am
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Erin Schaefgen demonstrates a technique for tracing a pattern on a cake in her Craftsy class, The Hand-Painted Cake. The class is free.

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kathik Posted 2 Jun 2013 , 3:59am
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Thank you ChrystysCreation.  I pm'ed you.

 

Thanks Elcee.  I have never heard of Erin Schaefgen before, but I found her site and started watching.  Very impressive!

 

Thanks ladies,

Kathi

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