Leah Cake - I am really starting to enjoy the sculpted cakes. They are kind of stressful and really time consuming, but I love the end result so much, it makes it worth it. This one is a mixture of strawberry cake and rice cereal treats.
This is awesome! I want to do taller sculpted cakes but am afraid that they won't be stable. How are you doing it? Do you dowl a base in between or is at all cake stacked on cake (and RC treats)?
My mother and I are making a surprise groom's Tonberry cake for my sister's wedding. His hands need to be strong enough to hold a knife in one hand and a lantern in the other. I want them to be edible (Styrofoam is cheating!) What should we use?
We're going to try using rice krispy treats again but I'm not sure that it's going to be strong enough. Our first try was a four layer cake 11inch round for the base and three 9inch round for the body with a huge krispy treat head. It was not proportionate to itself and it weighed about 15 pounds. We loved the shoes, but now we need to love the cake. Any thoughts?
Sarah, I dowled a base between the head and the body. Shadow, I am so the wrong person to ask. :) I am really new at sculpting and don't have any idea how you would do that. I know that a lot of people build a pvc pipe figure on a wooden base when they want to do things like that, but honestly, I have no idea how. I am completely self taught and am afraid I am a bit of a novice myself, but let me know when you finish. I would love to see pics. Good luck!
Well thanks anyway, and I'll definitely post photos of it when we're done. (I actually do have some photos but they'll probably come up with the second test run...)
I'll let ya know in a comment later on. Currently we have seven and a half weeks to have it completely perfect and beautiful. :)
Leah Cake - I am really starting to enjoy the sculpted cakes. They are kind of stressful and really time consuming, but I love the end result so much, it makes it worth it. This one is a mixture of strawberry cake and rice cereal treats.
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This is awesome! I want to do taller sculpted cakes but am afraid that they won't be stable. How are you doing it? Do you dowl a base in between or is at all cake stacked on cake (and RC treats)?
I have a question for you.
My mother and I are making a surprise groom's Tonberry cake for my sister's wedding. His hands need to be strong enough to hold a knife in one hand and a lantern in the other. I want them to be edible (Styrofoam is cheating!) What should we use?
We're going to try using rice krispy treats again but I'm not sure that it's going to be strong enough. Our first try was a four layer cake 11inch round for the base and three 9inch round for the body with a huge krispy treat head. It was not proportionate to itself and it weighed about 15 pounds. We loved the shoes, but now we need to love the cake. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Shadow.
Sarah, I dowled a base between the head and the body.
Shadow, I am so the wrong person to ask. :) I am really new at sculpting and don't have any idea how you would do that. I know that a lot of people build a pvc pipe figure on a wooden base when they want to do things like that, but honestly, I have no idea how. I am completely self taught and am afraid I am a bit of a novice myself, but let me know when you finish. I would love to see pics. Good luck!
Well thanks anyway, and I'll definitely post photos of it when we're done. (I actually do have some photos but they'll probably come up with the second test run...)
I'll let ya know in a comment later on. Currently we have seven and a half weeks to have it completely perfect and beautiful. :)
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