Eiffel Tower
I've been wanted to do this cake ever since I saw it in the Oct/Nov issue of American Cake Magazine. This is it before it was put on the cake. I was going to color the Royal Icing first but I was half way through making the pieces before I realized I'd forgotten to color it.
{{picking up my jaw so I don't slobber all over the keyboard so I can type}}} WOW! How on Earth(& in Paris) did you do that? How long did it take? Who cares about color when you can do that. WOW! :D
It took 2 hours to make all the pices out of royal icing. Once everything was dry it took about 1/2 hour to assemble. There's some other great ones on here, do a search and check them out.
OMG, OMG, and OMG I don't know what else fitting to say. Beautifull!!!!!
oh my! never knew this is possible!
That's freakin' amazing!
fantastic work. i'm going to be making a practice tower soon myself, as my daughter's wedding cake will have one on top. wish me luck!
This looks great... wonderful job.. adding to my fav's
speechless... is there a tuturial on how to do this? :)
Maybe you can go to americancakedecorating.com and find out if you can get a back issue of the Oct/Nov 2006 issue that had the directions in it. Or, maybe ask that they put it in there "learn" (tutorial) page.
This is SO cool!
{{picking up my jaw so I don't slobber all over the keyboard so I can type}}} WOW! How on Earth(& in Paris) did you do that? How long did it take? Who cares about color when you can do that. WOW! :D
It took 2 hours to make all the pices out of royal icing. Once everything was dry it took about 1/2 hour to assemble. There's some other great ones on here, do a search and check them out.
OMG, OMG, and OMG I don't know what else fitting to say. Beautifull!!!!!
oh my! never knew this is possible!
That's freakin' amazing!
fantastic work. i'm going to be making a practice tower soon myself, as my daughter's wedding cake will have one on top. wish me luck!
This looks great... wonderful job.. adding to my fav's
speechless... is there a tuturial on how to do this? :)
Maybe you can go to americancakedecorating.com and find out if you can get a back issue of the Oct/Nov 2006 issue that had the directions in it. Or, maybe ask that they put it in there "learn" (tutorial) page.
This is SO cool!