a different color??? I'm doing the Clown Cake on my next Wilton class and would like to do the sides in a different color like the pic below.
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimage&meta=search&search=clown&cat=0&pos=28&search=clown
yeah, it probably isnt going to be easy without a lot of practice to get it perfect. I know I couldnt!
You could always cut a strip of fondant and wrap it around the side.
It does help to use the 798, but I ice the top first, then do the sides so any excess of the sides sticks up over the top where it will be covered by a boarder, if that makes sense. It's not easy, but be patient and you'll get it!
You could always cut a strip of fondant and wrap it around the side.
I could but I don't think I can use that in Course 1 and reveal my secret
You could use rolled BC on your cake. The only cake the really matters is the last cake. I did my clown cake in rolled BC and my teacher didnt say boo about it. Good Luck!
Use the upside-down icing method described in the tutorials section. Not only will you get really smoothe sides, but using another color for the top is really easy!
I used this method on the Pooh cake in my pics. Even on a 14" x 4" cake it was really easy. (Just had to have my beloved husband flip it over for me - that much cake is heavy!)
Use the upside-down icing method described in the tutorials section. Not only will you get really smoothe sides, but using another color for the top is really easy!
I used this method on the Pooh cake in my pics. Even on a 14" x 4" cake it was really easy. (Just had to have my beloved husband flip it over for me - that much cake is heavy!)
Hey, I may try this method instead. Thanks!
Good Luck!
One thing I forgot to mention is that in the first step when you're "icing" the wax paper before placing the cake on it, be sure you don't make the circle too much larger than the cake. Then once you place the cake on the icing, remove any icing that comes out past the sides. Otherwise when you place the side color on you'll get some blending. It's a nice effect, but may not be what you're looking for.
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