What Does The Holes In Fondant Sponge Pad Do?

Decorating By Azizapaul Updated 19 Oct 2015 , 3:55am by Apti

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Azizapaul Posted 18 Oct 2015 , 9:52am
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Talking about these holes!

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LizzieAylett Posted 18 Oct 2015 , 6:43pm
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I always use them for when i make little trumpet-shaped filler flowers - put a ball of fondant/gumpaste over one and then roll it out flat to make a wide-brimmed hat shape that can then be cut into petals.  Not sure if that's what they're really for, though.

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Azizapaul Posted 18 Oct 2015 , 7:45pm
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Thanks. Someone told me they are used for mexican hat flowers. So I guess yours makes sense. :)

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Apti Posted 19 Oct 2015 , 3:55am
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LizzieAylet is correct, these can be used for Mexican hat flowers. 

Here's some more info:


  

Some mats are reversible, holes on one side, no holes on the other side. 

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