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post #376 of 456
I bought several flexible mats, roll out the gum paste, apply to the mat and put in a zip lock bag over night. Transfer to the cutting mat and away you go. Just be sure to use shortening on the mats so it doesn't stick.
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post #377 of 456
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Originally Posted by Karen421

Well, I bought them ~ but I haven't had time to try them yet. They were cheap, 3 for 4.98 at Walmart. I have 6 regular mats and 2 of the long mats so that keeps me going at the moment. If I get a chance to try them in the next couple of days I will let you know. Several others have had good luck with them! icon_lol.gif



thumbs_up.gif Yes, please let me know how that goes for you. I will probably buy a few more mats. How can you tell when the mat is ready to be discarded?
post #378 of 456
Oh you will know!!! I still use my worse one, but it seems to get harder to remove after it's cut and you cannot cut in reverse, because all the cut marks will show!
post #379 of 456
I had the bright idea of rolling out gumpaste and putting it on a cake board with wax paper on it and put it in the freezer...ehhhh....the wax paper would not come off the gumpaste hehe....so dont do that
post #380 of 456
Well, it was cleaver, and if it worked it would have been brilliant.
post #381 of 456
maybe if greased the wax paper it would work
post #382 of 456
would maybe parchment paper work better..since its a lil more durable....or try a lil cornstarch or PS... I think grease might make it stickier.
post #383 of 456
yes thats what I was thinking right after I typed that lol....great minds huh
post #384 of 456
Micheal's had the cricut cake mats for 40% off last week ,not sure if they are still on sale.
post #385 of 456
I did my first proper cricut cake today, pink and girly, it all went quite well. Ionly used fondant and for some reason today they cut out and came off the mat ok. icon_confused.gif Mind u they were fairly solid shapes. Anyhow the cake came out well and the client was really pleased with it. icon_biggrin.gif
post #386 of 456
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Originally Posted by Twomorecats

I did my first proper cake today, pink and girly, it all went quite well. Ionly used fondant and for some reason today they cut out and came off the mat ok. icon_confused.gif Mind u they were fairly solid shapes. Anyhow the cake came out well and the client was really pleased with it. icon_biggrin.gif



Ah brill well done did you post any pics? i've been having a play with mine did a little cake for my friend at weekend who's wedding cake I did and they didn't get to eat any of their top tier so did a little sponge with some swirly hearts and Mr and Mrs lettering on the top in same flavour as their top tier. They came off the mat ok but I think also cos they were fairly solid and not too thin icon_smile.gif
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post #387 of 456
I have uploaded a pic, its very girly
post #388 of 456
Micheal's Has the Cricut Cake on sale for 199.99 and the mats and things for 50% off till the 9th. I am going to get mine today icon_biggrin.gif Will be testing it out tonight I can't wait!!
post #389 of 456
THANKS for the tip.

is that in store or online?
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post #390 of 456
It is in the store from what I know you can't buy online at Michael's.
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