Cutting Out Shapes

Decorating By tbgramma Updated 2 Oct 2013 , 7:47pm by rebecca67e

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tbgramma Posted 2 Oct 2013 , 5:36pm
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OK -- I have taken on the monumental task of making Dora the size of a large piece of foamboard.  I have the shape drawn out - which size and shape different cake pans I will use.  However, on the cakes I have to cut into her legs and arms is it better to freeze then cut and frost while still frozen then let thaw and hope condensation wont form or cut, crumb coat then freeze -- help!   Terri

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rebecca67e Posted 2 Oct 2013 , 7:47pm
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I've only done a couple carved cakes before but each time I cut, crumb coat, then froze. not sure if that's the best way but that's what I did and it was fine. I used a devil's food cake mix and it was really firm and easy to carve without needing to be frozen.

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