Lot Of Writing On The Cake?

Decorating By ssmore Updated 9 Jan 2013 , 8:15pm by Peanut66

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ssmore Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 3:44am
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AHelp. I need to write on the sides of the cake. Almost a short story, what shall I use to write. Marker, buttercream, sugar sheet and then transfer it to the cake?

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AZCouture Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 3:57am
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AI wrote a love letter of sorts on a cake last year for V-day. I traced it out freehand on the fondant covered tiers, and went back over it with a paintbrush and black gel color.

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AZCouture Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 3:59am
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AI'm on my phone or else I'd link you to it. You can find it on my FB page or website.

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Unlimited Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 6:25am
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If you're good at writing/piping, my vote is buttercream.  It's quick and easy.

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ssmore Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 6:02pm
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Thank you AZCouture. I liked your website so muccccch.

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ssmore Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 6:04pm
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I have tried the buttercream before, thats a very good option, but the thing is it is lot of writing . may be 10 -12 lines all around a 10" circle cake. so looking for simple option.

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Relznik Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 6:25pm
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Gosh, that IS a lot of writing...  would printing it off on an edible sheet be an option for you?
 

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Peanut66 Posted 9 Jan 2013 , 8:15pm
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I would use an edible marker, i wrote the elvish script around the sides of the lord of the rings cake  i posted using this method, just make sure the fondant is dry first.

 

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