How Was This Cake Made?

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CreativeCakeFactory Posted 14 Jan 2013 , 7:59pm
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Does anyone know how this cake was done? The one on the right with green!

I was thinking it may be rice paper printed with a design but I am not sure. I have a bride would like her invite matched and it was a delicate design and I thought a method that was used here would work.

Thanks!

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Margaret393 Posted 14 Jan 2013 , 9:46pm
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HiCreativeCakeFactory I think that you might be right regards the design on the green cake - to the right in the picture. Looks like a printed pattern on rice paper (edible printing paper)  I used this image transfer technique on a Christmas cake (uploaded to CC Dec 23rd 2012)  My Santa pic was scanned into PC from a Christmas Card, Images can also be sourced and printed from Photos, ClipArt, graphics etc,

 

You could try and source the design used on the wedding invitation.The bride may be able to help in this regard - or create your own patterns using design tools in Computer applications such as MS Word,Paint or PowerPoint in Microsoft Office. However a printer with EDIBLE print cartridges only should be used.

 

Any  image not in file format can be scanned into a PC and printed.

 

Another option might be to get some family member or friend with some knowlege of graphic design to reproduce a pattern similar to that on the invitation.

 

Its a such a beautiful cake, and I am sure that you will make a great job of it - given the right resources.

 

Good luck with the project!

Margaret393

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erin2345 Posted 14 Jan 2013 , 9:47pm
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I recall reading somewhere that it is printed rice paper, wrapped around the fondant tiers.

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CreativeCakeFactory Posted 14 Jan 2013 , 11:44pm
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Thank you! thumbs_up.gif

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