Draping

Decorating By Azwishchicky Updated 4 Apr 2015 , 10:49pm by Mishelle22

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Azwishchicky Posted 2 Apr 2015 , 8:58pm
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Any ideas how this draping effect is done on this type of cake? 1 large piece of fondant and drape it over the side, or in sections? I can't wrap my mind around it.

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Azwishchicky Posted 2 Apr 2015 , 8:59pm
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Ug this new website.  How do you attach a picture?

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Azwishchicky Posted 2 Apr 2015 , 9:00pm
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Azwishchicky Posted 2 Apr 2015 , 9:01pm
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cupncake1 Posted 2 Apr 2015 , 10:24pm
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It depends on how much you need to drape, some people do it in sections, the picture your referring to looks like it was done in sections :)

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Lfredden Posted 3 Apr 2015 , 2:38pm
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Here's a tutorial for that http://www.keeponcaking.com/tag/fondant-pleats/.  Been dying to try it myself. 

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Azwishchicky Posted 3 Apr 2015 , 2:49pm
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Pleats!!  Oh thank you so much!! :)

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Mishelle22 Posted 4 Apr 2015 , 10:49pm
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To make drapes/pleats/swags, I used dowel rods, each rod will give you 1 pleat.  Lay them on your table, spaced apart, lay your fondant on top and carefully wave the fondant through.  When you like the way it looks, pinch each end, pulling up on the ends and have the fondant drape in the center, attach each end to your cake with some water or gum glue, once the ends are attached you can fiddle with the drapes how you like

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