Tooled Leather Look For Wedding Cake

Decorating By ta_drumm Updated 28 Sep 2018 , 10:35pm by MBalaska

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ta_drumm Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 10:08am
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I am looking for advice/help guidance on how to make this tooled leather look. I am scheduled to make a 3 tiered wedding cake for a rustic barn wedding.  This is the picture she gave me.  I have some leeway but she really wants this leather look.  Any resources you have, advice?

Awesome "tooled leather" buttercream wedding cake.

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-K8memphis Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 1:12pm
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well i'm gonna do a big fat guess that these were done on modeling chocolate panels -- see the vertical bands there every so often? and tandy leather has tons of patterns -- they do have some stencils but this is repeated so accurately -- i'd want to locate a pattern to impress on there or something -- happy hunting -- i mean i would even use a wide belt with the pattern i wanted -- 

hobby lobby has a western print fabric -- it's plastic like a fuzzy flannel backed tablecloth type material but it's an all over print -- not a placement print like this -- but keep looking for a template -- check the leather tooling sections of the hobby stores and etc like tandy leather --

then airbrush or dust with choco to get the pretty shading

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-K8memphis Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 1:28pm
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but it's really just scrolls and feathers and flowers -- that one side of the feather turns into a scroll -- and the middle front facing flower and a right and left hand flower --

it's a gorgeous cake

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kakeladi Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 9:43pm
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I'd guess along w/K8....some kind of stencil pressed into choco icing, then piped over to raise it a bit

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-K8memphis Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 9:45pm
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yes what lynne said -- and with modeling choco you can carve into it too then use the heat in your fingers to smooth over it -- so it's all the same color 

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MBalaska Posted 28 Sep 2018 , 10:35pm
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http://decoratethecake.com/store/WsDefault.asp?One=2016

2 tooled leather impression mats here. 

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