This can be done one of three ways, 1st-as wilton instructions, grease the back of a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ice with royal icing, let dry(2 weeks) remove from bowl, place on cake and decorate. 2- make a sugar mold in bowl and hollow out. 3- my favorite is to buy a cheap white bowl and cut it down to the size and shape you need and place it on cake and decorate. I've had done it all three ways. the plastic white bowl works the best as it does not add as much weight to the cake.
This can be done one of three ways, 1st-as wilton instructions, grease the back of a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ice with royal icing, let dry(2 weeks) remove from bowl, place on cake and decorate. 2- make a sugar mold in bowl and hollow out. 3- my favorite is to buy a cheap white bowl and cut it down to the size and shape you need and place it on cake and decorate. I've had done it all three ways. the plastic white bowl works the best as it does not add as much weight to the cake.
That is so sweet and very different. I see the cake pillars as support, but what plate did you use to attach them?
Thank you! It serves 50-60 11x15 double layer, I cut a wooden board and glued on cut dowel rods in the same positions as a round seperator plate
This is beautiful. I love it.
This is really GORGEOUS!! Wonderful job!!
Awesome, care to share how you made this one. How big is it?
This looks incredible! How many does this serve?
Beautiful! How much do you charge for a cake like this?
Really beautiful job - how do you make the hood on the carriage?
I assemble the cake and the bottom plate seperately,pack in two large boxes and put together on site.
This can be done one of three ways, 1st-as wilton instructions, grease the back of a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ice with royal icing, let dry(2 weeks) remove from bowl, place on cake and decorate. 2- make a sugar mold in bowl and hollow out. 3- my favorite is to buy a cheap white bowl and cut it down to the size and shape you need and place it on cake and decorate. I've had done it all three ways. the plastic white bowl works the best as it does not add as much weight to the cake.
I charge $110.00, it is very time consuming.
How adorable!!! Everyone must of just loved it!!!! so cute!
sweet!! very unique.
However did you make this?
how do you travel with this cake?
Really beautiful job - how do you make the hood on the carriage?
This can be done one of three ways, 1st-as wilton instructions, grease the back of a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and ice with royal icing, let dry(2 weeks) remove from bowl, place on cake and decorate. 2- make a sugar mold in bowl and hollow out. 3- my favorite is to buy a cheap white bowl and cut it down to the size and shape you need and place it on cake and decorate. I've had done it all three ways. the plastic white bowl works the best as it does not add as much weight to the cake.
How adorable!!! Everyone must of just loved it!!!! so cute!
sweet!! very unique.
However did you make this?
how do you travel with this cake?
This is beautiful. I love it.
This is really GORGEOUS!! Wonderful job!!
Awesome, care to share how you made this one. How big is it?
This looks incredible! How many does this serve?
That is so sweet and very different. I see the cake pillars as support, but what plate did you use to attach them?
Thank you! It serves 50-60 11x15 double layer, I cut a wooden board and glued on cut dowel rods in the same positions as a round seperator plate
I assemble the cake and the bottom plate seperately,pack in two large boxes and put together on site.
Beautiful! How much do you charge for a cake like this?
I charge $110.00, it is very time consuming.