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How did you make gold frosting? My mother-in-law wants silver &gold flowers on her anniversary cake.
It is actually white pearl. It is airbrushed on the cake.
Absolutely gorgeous!
yikes !
WOW!
nice!!
thank you
It is airbrushed white pearl all over to give it that satin look.
it doesnt look like its edible!!! wow, its beautiful. how did you do the metalic look. i think it looks more like a gold lame'fabric. cleaver! i love it!
How did you get the lacey design on the side? Is it a template?
It is called a lace press you can get at cake deco stores. You roll out fondant, press it in the mold, trim it and put it on the cake.
WOW!
How BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you all for your nice words
Amazing once again.
Thank you
Oh My, How Beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!
Angie this is a beautiful work, can u send me the instructions on how to do this?
Thank you
Ok. The cakes are 14, 12, 10, and 8 inch cakes. The lace was made with a lace mold and applied with dots of buttercream. They are made of fondant. The flowers are gumpaste and painted with petal dust. The loops are fondant also cut to desired length and applied then let dry. The crown is made from another mold. After it is made I drape across a glass and just allow it too dry at least 2 days. After every thing is iced, the border on and the crown in place, I airbrushed the whole thing with pearl.
Gorgeous!
Thank you
I have an airbrush and have been less than successful at airbrushing luster dust. Can you give me any tips?
It takes several coats of it and it cannot be to thick. Always shake the bottle really well each time you refill the airbrush. And I hold it pretty close to the cake. Hope this helps and keep trying. That is the only way I learned.
How did you make gold frosting? My mother-in-law wants silver &gold flowers on her anniversary cake.
It is actually white pearl. It is airbrushed on the cake.
Absolutely gorgeous!
it doesnt look like its edible!!! wow, its beautiful. how did you do the metalic look. i think it looks more like a gold lame'fabric. cleaver! i love it!
nice!!
thank you
It is airbrushed white pearl all over to give it that satin look.
How did you get the lacey design on the side? Is it a template?
It is called a lace press you can get at cake deco stores. You roll out fondant, press it in the mold, trim it and put it on the cake.
yikes !
WOW!
WOW!
How BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you all for your nice words
Thank you
Ok. The cakes are 14, 12, 10, and 8 inch cakes. The lace was made with a lace mold and applied with dots of buttercream. They are made of fondant. The flowers are gumpaste and painted with petal dust. The loops are fondant also cut to desired length and applied then let dry. The crown is made from another mold. After it is made I drape across a glass and just allow it too dry at least 2 days. After every thing is iced, the border on and the crown in place, I airbrushed the whole thing with pearl.
Amazing once again.
Thank you
Oh My, How Beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!
Angie this is a beautiful work, can u send me the instructions on how to do this?
I have an airbrush and have been less than successful at airbrushing luster dust. Can you give me any tips?
It takes several coats of it and it cannot be to thick. Always shake the bottle really well each time you refill the airbrush. And I hold it pretty close to the cake. Hope this helps and keep trying. That is the only way I learned.
Gorgeous!
Thank you