Fondant On A 15 Inch Tall Cake

Decorating By Yummm Cakes Updated 28 Nov 2012 , 4:26am by lorieleann

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Yummm Cakes Posted 27 Nov 2012 , 3:37pm
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I am a home baker and was trying to bake a R2-D2 cake for a nephew's birthday.  Covering the body part (not the dome head) was a nightmare!  The fondant was sagging and ripping.  I finally tried wrapping the cake and folding the top and bottom edges.  I also live in a high humidity area.  Any suggestions?

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JWinslow Posted 27 Nov 2012 , 4:45pm
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Hi,  I would personally wrap it and use the seams to my advantage.  I know I'm not much help here but that's how I would approach it especially because it's R2D2 (robot and all)  Can't wait to see your finished cake :)
 

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lorieleann Posted 28 Nov 2012 , 4:26am
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when i did a R2D2 I put the fondant on in two panels with the seams under the arms/legs.  I have some in progress photos of the cake in my gallery photos, http://cakecentral.com/g/i/1861729/a/1862729/sort/display_order/ 

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