Hey everyone, I am doing a *** and the city themed cake. I am new to the decorating can someone give me some ideas on how to do the skyline or a template. I was planning on cutting it out on fondant and sticking it to the cake!
Thanks!!
CC blocks that word. I gather you are talking about the tv show with Sarah Jessica Parker as a writer and fashionista.
liv hansen does one with chocolate.
here is a sample someone made from her book
http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs12/f/2006/322/d/3/New_York_Wedding_cake_by_kaylarah.jpg
I just did a NYC skyline (actually waiting on customer to pick it up right now). I found a silhoutte I liked online, then sized the image (for me, I did 4.05" height), printed it onto card stock in 2 sections, lined the sections back up and taped them together. Cut out very carefully.
-Put the template on fondant, used a little shortening to get it to stay in place.
- Cut out with exacto knife, leave template on fondant for now
- Carefully flip oaver fondant, with template still attached and pipe a little piping gel or buttercream on the back
- Line the cutout up on the cake and adhere.
- Gently remove template.
- Repeat until all the way around
Leaving the template attached helps to keep the cutout from streching or tearing when applying it to the cake.
I don't understand why you can just cut out a silhouette of the buildings with an exacto knife and a ruler...
You can, but I wanted a more continuous (no spaces between building, just taller and shorter buildings flowing into one another) and authentic NYC skyline (i.e. Empire State Building, Chrysler Building) on a specific scale, for me, using a template was the easier and quicker way to get that look.
I did the above cake using this cutter:
http://www.patchworkcutters.co.uk/catalogue_details.asp?product_id=258&group=0
Suzanne x
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