How Do I Cover A Dummy Head With Fondant?

Decorating By Squidgey Updated 12 Mar 2013 , 6:53pm by Squidgey

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Squidgey Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 11:05am
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AI am making a spiderman cake for my son's 3rd birthday, and will be using a polystyrene head (please don't judge, I am not skilled enough to make it out of cake without it collapsing!)... Not sure where to start? Do I cover it in two parts? I.e. front and then back? Any help would be most appreciated?

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Sassyzan Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 12:22pm
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AJust go for it! If it doesn't work one way, ey, it's styrofoam! You can just peel it off and try it the other way! Just apply a thin layer of shortening to the head before you start.

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Spireite Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 12:44pm
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Originally Posted by Squidgey 

I am making a spiderman cake for my son's 3rd birthday, and will be using a polystyrene head (please don't judge, I am not skilled enough to make it out of cake without it collapsing!)...?

Have you thought of using rice krispie treat/mixture to mould into shape...the basic recipe is rice krispies, marshmallows, syrup and butter. ?

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Squidgey Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 6:53pm
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AThank you for your helpful responses... Fingers crossed, will let you know how I get on!!!

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