Hey all! im doing a night sky and i have no white food coloring. I want to splatter the stars on. any ideas on how to make an opaque white splatter? i tried 10x and water but it was dull. HELP!!!!
ATried 10x and water...what does that mean? Anyways, if you don't have a lot of stars to make, get some Qtips and vodka, and rub off the coloring in little dot size patterns. Assuming the fondant underneath is white, that will give a good look. That's what I did on a cake around Christmas time, might be in my galleries.
Im a neurotic perfectionist i ended up hand paiting each star w silver lustre dust. Came out amazing
Oh my gosh, that is a stunning cake! It may have been tedious, creating that starry night effect, but boy! you sure pulled it off. You really captured the book.
Jan
Yikes, I just wrote a comment and somehow lost it before I posted. This cake turned out amazing. You certainly brought a treasured book to life. Now I've forgotten what I had written! :( At any rate, this cake is really a work of art. Such fun to eat a 3-D illustration for a lucky recipient!
Jan
Thank you every cake is a lesson. The hair on the monster was rough! I hsve to get a better extruder.
The waves on your board are fantastic! I greatly appreciate your neurosis 
AWow!!!! I have to agree with everyone that cake is truly a wonderful work of art. Awesome job!! How long did it take to complete if you don't mind me asking? Whoever got that cake must have been proud.
Thank you it prob took a total of 60 hours but i make everything including the fondan. I like to make sure evrrything tastes as good as it looks. It woukdve been a lot less time if i had a good extruder. Saving time in this line of work is all about the right tools for the right job.
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