Posts by tiggy2

icingimages also sells frosting sheets in colors that work great with electronic cutters. Check out their website www.icingimages.com Their customer service is fantastic.

If you use Linda McClure's method ther is no need for parchment paper. Straight fondant is is too soft and works much better if you add tylose. Check out her youtube videos. You can also use frosting sheets which is so much easier and...

I've taken Linda McClure's class and her methods work if you follow them to a "T". Her gumpaste works great but frosting sheets are some much easier to use and are ready whenever I need them (she also has videos on using them). I've...

I also highly recommend getting your ink and frosting sheets from icinimages.. I've tried several brands and they are not all created equal.

Quote:Originally Posted by costumeczarSeriously, get payment in advance, then tell them that if they're not there within ten minutes of the agreed-upon pickup time, their cake will be in a box on the front steps, and you can't promise...

I would simply tell her that you don't have the equipment to produce that cake but if she'd like to buy an electronic cutter you'd be happy to give it a go. I don't know if cricut (provo craft) has a cartridge with that particular...

Melted chocolate is also a great way to attach things.

What were they attached with?

I use just the tiniest bit of wilton copper.

If you want to use foamcore (available at craft stores and art supply stores) it will cut like butter with a hot knife http://www.hobbymasters.com/excel-electric-soldering-iron-hot-knife-and-tip.aspx