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Really awesome! Thank you for sharing. I notice that you used a very thin layer to cover the cake dummy. Could you let me know how you made this? I use Wilton rolled fondant to cover cake and it will be torn apart at the corner if thin as this. Do you think other brand will perform better? Thank you!
AWESOME WORK , I LOVE IT SOME DAY I’L GET LOL , TRULY WORKS OF ART
Hi Jinnie,
Yes, different brands of fondant have different levels of workability. You can find reviews of my experiences here: http://rosesen.wordpress.com/2011/01/06/rolled-fondant-reviews/
Hope that helps,
Rose
Thank you very much! It is really helpful. I tried Satin before and couldn’t agree more with you.
I just started to learn string works and your blog is really an inspiring place.
This is so beautiful. Do you do video tutoials on these? You are very talented.
gorgeous piping skills! thats an almost lost art that is making a comeback thankfully! thanks for sharing your pix!
Wow! It looks great and just keeps getting better as you scroll down. Thanks for sharing.
This is so helpfull,thanx for sharing your talent.
You are amazing in everything you do! Great piping!!
Very beautiful and intricate piping work.
They are very beautiful.I want to learn how to do.
love love the old school work. Can you please share your royal icing recipe for the string work? i
Hi Anny,
Thank you for your question. Just two ingredients, icing sugar and pasteurized egg whites. Stiffer(stiff peak) icing for shells and thicker borders, thinner(soft peak) icing for string work and lace. It takes some playing around to get the right consistency.
Hope that helps,
Rose
Beautiful. One day, I hope to have a go myself. Thank you for sharing.
HOLY CHRIST! This is just… I have no words. EXQUISITE! I adore the white on white. So clean. Excellent work!