Fondant On Fake (Styrofoam) Cakes

Decorating By summersunlover Updated 19 May 2019 , 8:10pm by kakeladi

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summersunlover Posted 19 May 2019 , 6:36pm
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Hi,

I was üst wondering how far in a advance can I decorate styrofoam "cakes" with fondant without out them looking dry and cracking?  I ask as I'm making my own wedding cake and just want to get it done and to of the way as soon as possible.  I'm getting married at the end of September.

Thanks,

Sharon

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SandraSmiley Posted 19 May 2019 , 7:14pm
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You can cover them right now, if you want to, summesunlover.  I've had dummies that have been covered in fondant for years and they still look fine.  If you like, you can put them in a plastic bag to help keep them from drying out a lot, but I think they will be fine just lightly covered to prevent dust.

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kakeladi Posted 19 May 2019 , 8:10pm
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Yes you can do that now if it’s white   Colors might fade:(   Keeping it in a dark place should help prevent fading 

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