Boat Sail

Decorating By clarem123 Updated 25 Jul 2017 , 1:15am by kakeladi

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clarem123 Posted 24 Jul 2017 , 7:31pm
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Hi, how would you all go about making this boat sail, edible paper? What kind? How would you attach to the stick?


or would you make the sail out of flower paste and leave to harden? Or normal paper?


any ideas and advice would be appreciated thanks  Boat Sail



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kakeladi Posted 24 Jul 2017 , 7:48pm
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I would use wafer paper.  Attach it to the stick w/just a tiny bit of water.  That will  make the 'sail' warp/crinkle some where the water touches it. I would wet the stick rather than the paper - less chance of crinkling.   You might be able to get it to stay using b'cream or piping gel..

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gscout73 Posted 25 Jul 2017 , 12:24am
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That really looks like plain printer paper that was printed, cut out, and the straight edge rolled/glued to the wood skewer mast.  It looks to solid to be wafer paper.

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kakeladi Posted 25 Jul 2017 , 1:15am
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Actually I think it's  thin gp or fondant. It looks too solid to be paper.  Yes, either paper or wafer paper would have a bit of a translucent look to it.   But either type of paper would work well also. 

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