I have an enquiry for this cake. I am struggling to think of the best way to achieve the star wars detailing on the side of the cakes. I'm open to all ideas please! Thanks in advance.
Maybe use a projector to project the image onto the side of the cake, and use icing to "trace" it.
No projector? Make a temporary “press” Trace the images found on the internet , turn over trace again then pipe over w/royal icing — let dry Use as a press on b’cream so you can pipe right on the cake Be sure to ice the cake with crusting icing & work w/the cake elevated to eye-level
No projector? Make a temporary “press” Trace the images found on the internet , turn over trace again then pipe over w/royal icing — let dry Use as a press on b’cream so you can pipe right on the cake Be sure to ice the cake with crusting icing & work w/the cake elevated to eye-level
No projector? Make a temporary “press” Trace the images found on the internet , turn over trace again then pipe over w/royal icing — let dry Use as a press on b’cream so you can pipe right on the cake Be sure to ice the cake with crusting icing & work w/the cake elevated to eye-level
Something I do that’s really simple in these situations (usually hand painting monograms and such) is instead of trying to pipe it straight onto the side of the cake, make a thin piece of fondant cut out into the shape. Then find a good image (preferably with the details white on black or vice versa), if you have a tablet of laptop, raise the brightness to the highest possible and turn of all lights in the room. Lay the thin fondant over the design and pipe over the details (most tablets have a function that lets you lock the screen so you don’t disturb it while piping). It’s been a great cheat for me when making intricate crests or calligraphy, which I’m not great at. You could also print out a photo of it, again in black and white, and trace that through the fondant.
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