I am planning for my next competition but need some suggestions from people experienced in using
pastillage.
i need to make a tea pot as part of a tea set. if you goggle tea pot pictures most of them are round and ball shape and squat . if you then do the same for coffee pot you get straight sides and tall. so i would like to try to do a round teapot.
the competition schedule states that i can use internal supports so i can leave the mold in. but trying to find something to use is prooveing difficult. can anyone suggest anything i can use. here in the UK i have not found anything to do the job.
ACould you use a plastic teapot from a child's tea set, If you can find a cheap set, you could cut off the spout and handle, cut the teapot in half and use as a mould for your pas tillage then when set, remove and sugar glue together. HTH
why not use a foam ball that you've carved a bit?
This is what I use for my teapots.
And these:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/yuma_couture_cakes/6144801707/sizes/l/
Could you use a plastic teapot from a child's tea set, If you can find a cheap set, you could cut off the spout and handle, cut the teapot in half and use as a mould for your pas tillage then when set, remove and sugar glue together. HTH
not thought of that what a g8 idea
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