Henna Design On Drape/saree Cake.. Totally Clueless
Decorating By sweet_cravings Updated 17 May 2015 , 6:08pm by -K8memphis
Hello
My client wants
this design of gold henna of orange colored cake https://www.pinterest.com/pin/19632948345693937/
on
This drape/saree on cake design https://www.pinterest.com/pin/570127634053039863/
If I use royal icing it'll get harder & I cannot drape it. & if I use lace tech, I don't know how to make it in old color.. Also will it stay good flexible if made in advance?
Also where can I get stencil for this design (on orange cake)??
Please help..
TIA
for the henna design -- it's pretty straight forward -- it's a paisley and some teardrop shapes -- just cut out some templates -- they might be graduated in size per tier i don't remember from looking at it but that part is easy then just fill in with the design --
i can see that that might be overwhelming if you haven't tried it before but just look at it one step at a time -- trace your template/s to make the larger shapes then fill in the design and outline -- bam -- you got it --
the drape and the baubles are a different story -- it looks like real strands of unedible jewelry or candy -- plus some brooches --
best to you
For the henna design, there's this tutorial posted on CC a while back:
http://www.cakecentral.com/tutorial/47438/henna-piping-tutorial-templates
"the drape and the baubles are a different story -- it looks like real strands of unedible jewelry or candy -- plus some brooches"
because if you look where the fondant has a little ribble the eye candy does not flow in & out with it -- it crosses over so it's on it's own string -- see what i mean -- and that's actually a good idea because you don't want anyone eating a random unedible bauble -- like a wide eyed kid -- that kind of decor can be a handful when it comes to safety --
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