Bridge

Decorating By saberger Updated 9 Jul 2008 , 8:37pm by Doug

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saberger Posted 9 Jul 2008 , 2:11pm
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I wanted to make a bridge of some sort on the top of a cake - the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn, NY to be exact and I am at a loss as to how to do it and what my options are. Any suggestions? I was thinking of doing it in RI, but I can't find a sideview picture to trace the design. Is it possible to do this for Saturday and would it hold up? It only needs to be about 6 inches long.

Any help would be appreciated ASAP since I have to try to do this with 3 kids (under 4 yrs) running around!
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TIA

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-K8memphis Posted 9 Jul 2008 , 2:21pm
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http://www.megphoto.com/wordpress/wp-content/ftp_upload/2008_01_29/0015.jpg

Oh this is the Brooklyn Bridge dessert. It's an idea anyhow.

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saberger Posted 9 Jul 2008 , 3:21pm
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thanks...any other ideas?

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saberger Posted 9 Jul 2008 , 8:07pm
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Thanks Doug...I actually have those pictures, but I am unsure as to what to do with them exactly. I don't want to do an edible image, and the bridge is too small to trace over. When I enlarge it it gets too fuzzy and too big. I may just try to do something in gumpaste for a 3-d effect and place it on top of the cake. But my modeling skills leave a LOT to be desired!

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Doug Posted 9 Jul 2008 , 8:37pm
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hint ---

print out to size the one you like best.

lay a sheet of paper over it.

tape both to a window.

trace over it in very fine ink lines

take tracing to photo copier and enlarge as big as needed.

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