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Fondant handbag cake class

November 15, 2009 By: Yasmin Category: CAKES BY STUDENTS, Cakes in 3D 15 Comments →

I am so tired and at the same time very, very happy today.. completed my first class on the fondant handbag cake.   The results from the students were so amazing :

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More pictures and the making of the handbag cakes can be found in my Facebook.  Click here.

For those interested to join, I will be having the same class once a month, the schedule for December will be up soon.  In the meantime, enjoy the pictures.  Happy working :) .

 

 

 

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Ben 10 bursting-out of the cake

November 07, 2009 By: Yasmin Category: Cakes in 3D 2 Comments →

Thank you Cik Roslyeen for the order. Ben 10 cake

Ok, I know you will have a good laugh looking at my Ben 10 cake.  ‘He’ is looking like a ‘she’  trying to preach something, and not looking scary at all..  I don’t know why, my Ben 10 always ends up looking like a girl. And this chick is super cute coz I cheated, used a mould for the face instead of free-hand.

Anyway,  I do hope Ben 10 (yg bersopan-santun ni) looks like he’s bursting out of the cake. Here’s a quick tutorial on how I did it.  First, attach the body to the center of the cake.

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Then simply make a few triangles, the same colour as the cake.  Take note that for the triangles to stand, you need to mix the fondant with some gumpaste, or add some gum to your fondant to make it slightly harder.

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Brush the bottom of the triangle with some water, and attach arround the figurine.

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Then try to smooth the joints so it is not too noticeable.

That’s it, simple, really. If you have any other methods to create this ‘bursting-out-of-the-cake’ effect, please do share with us.  Cheers.