Hello amazing cake artists! I've been admiring many cakes on this site for a long time - you are all wonderful!
My wedding cake was buttercream with gumpaste flowers on it. All of the flowers were saved. I would like to know how to remove the buttercream (it's a shortening base and hasn't fully dried 3 months later). I hope to be able to put all the flower arrangements together in a bouquet, and put it in a shadow box for keeps.
Thank you!
My wedding cake was buttercream with gumpaste flowers on it. All of the flowers were saved. I would like to know how to remove the buttercream (it's a shortening base and hasn't fully dried 3 months later). I hope to be able to put all the flower arrangements together in a bouquet, and put it in a shadow box for keeps.
Thank you!
). You might even have luck with that same experimental flower using a small stiff brush. A pig bristle brush comes to mind, carefully working the BC off.
