Tiffany Boxes
All fondant with a gumpaste bow. Ised the same dried fondant panel technique as my pink boxes posted last week. I was sick with a bug last week and off my game; my fondant job on this cake was not very good; hence the camera angle to hide it LOL
this is beautiful!
this is beautiful, Looks flawless to me ;-D
Perfect! I need to do a Tiffany Box cake in June....awesome job...can you explain more how you did it.
beautiful...all of your cakes are beautiful
that is really good, the boxes. corners are sharp.
This is fabulous! It looks perfect to me.....
GORGEOUS!
WOW! I really thought someone posted a pic of real boxes for a second!
omg!!! You are awesome!!!
Incredible! I'm so impressed with how thin your ribbons are!
Elegant, creative and beautiful. Wonderful Job!
your cake looks like real boxes and it's beautiful
really beautiful job!!!!!
AMAZING!! I must try advanced style for my birthday this weekend. Can you please help me with the color PLEASE. I cant get it right.
its just teal blue with a dab of leaf green....
Your job is flawless really! Welcome to CC. I think I e-mailed you sometime last year about the curious gorge cake.
Wow -- looks great! Very realistic!
The most realistic cake I've seen thus far. Fantastic job!
That is breathtaking. Can you explain the panel technique?
email me please
Just perfect to me! Goes straight into the favorites
What is the panel technique? Please email me also
The box tops were made using 5 separate panels. I rolled out the fondant on a highly cornstarch dusted plywood and cut the pieces to rough size the day before. I let them dry out on the plywood overnight. The next day when I was doing the cake; I covered the square cakes with fondant the regular way. Then I took the dry, firm ( but still fragile) panels I had cut and trimmed them with my exacto knife to fit exact size I needed to trim the cake tops. I attached them with dabs of melted candy melts. The corne
ha i really for a second they were real boxes too. amazing
Sharon you never fail to impress me with the perfection of your cakes.
I would swear those are real Tiffany boxes!
WOW! That looks just like the real boxes. Amazing!
WOW! I really thought someone posted a pic of real boxes for a second!
omg!!! You are awesome!!!
Incredible! I'm so impressed with how thin your ribbons are!
Just perfect to me! Goes straight into the favorites
this is beautiful!
this is beautiful, Looks flawless to me ;-D
Perfect! I need to do a Tiffany Box cake in June....awesome job...can you explain more how you did it.
beautiful...all of your cakes are beautiful
that is really good, the boxes. corners are sharp.
This is fabulous! It looks perfect to me.....
GORGEOUS!
Your job is flawless really! Welcome to CC. I think I e-mailed you sometime last year about the curious gorge cake.
Wow -- looks great! Very realistic!
your cake looks like real boxes and it's beautiful
really beautiful job!!!!!
Elegant, creative and beautiful. Wonderful Job!
What is the panel technique? Please email me also
The box tops were made using 5 separate panels. I rolled out the fondant on a highly cornstarch dusted plywood and cut the pieces to rough size the day before. I let them dry out on the plywood overnight. The next day when I was doing the cake; I covered the square cakes with fondant the regular way. Then I took the dry, firm ( but still fragile) panels I had cut and trimmed them with my exacto knife to fit exact size I needed to trim the cake tops. I attached them with dabs of melted candy melts. The corne
The most realistic cake I've seen thus far. Fantastic job!
AMAZING!! I must try advanced style for my birthday this weekend. Can you please help me with the color PLEASE. I cant get it right.
its just teal blue with a dab of leaf green....
That is breathtaking. Can you explain the panel technique?
email me please
ha i really for a second they were real boxes too. amazing
Sharon you never fail to impress me with the perfection of your cakes.
WOW! That looks just like the real boxes. Amazing!
I would swear those are real Tiffany boxes!
What an amazing realistic look! Love it!
you can be "off" your game...if that's what you call it and still make it look amazing! you so such a wonderful job!