Fondant Flower Centre.??

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RachelGearon Posted 7 Mar 2013 , 4:36am
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AHi, I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to do the centre for this flower.??

Thankyou!!!

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cazza1 Posted 7 Mar 2013 , 5:42am
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You can buy moulds for daisy centers.  Or you could try rolling to shape and then pressing some netting, with small holes, over it.
 

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RachelGearon Posted 7 Mar 2013 , 10:19am
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AThankyou.!! I will have a look online =)

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MsGF Posted 7 Mar 2013 , 1:24pm
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Looks like it was pressed into a screen style strainer, painted black and a yellow dot painted into each square.  

 

Cute Cake

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RachelGearon Posted 7 Mar 2013 , 11:26pm
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ASo I just get it to the size and shape I need it to be and press it into a strainer or some netting.? Sorry for all the questions, Iv only done around 6 cakes.!

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kakeladi Posted 8 Mar 2013 , 2:38am
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...........just get it to the size and shape I need it to be and press it into a strainer or some netting.?..............

 

Yes, make a thick(ish) circle of fondant; push it onto a strainer (netting probably will be too close and not look right), then let it dry some over a shallow round object.

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RachelGearon Posted 8 Mar 2013 , 8:35am
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AOk will do, Thankyou.!!!

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peppercorns Posted 8 Mar 2013 , 7:35pm
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If you can get hold of Sweet Celebrations by Slyvia Weinstock, there is a similar design on page 161, with the complete instructions on how to make it. Good luck.thumbs_up.gif

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RachelGearon Posted 10 Mar 2013 , 11:15pm
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AI have bought a copy of that book but I won't get it in time, is there any way you could send me a photo or something of the page.??

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triciagoth Posted 11 Mar 2013 , 11:07am
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i would add tylose to some fondant, roll it into roughly the circular size i want, leaving it reasonably thick, then press gently into the bottom of a curved metal wire sieve and leave to harden. then you should have the texture and shape you need. maybe using black fondant would cut down on the work so it just needed speckling with a little yellow?

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peppercorns Posted 11 Mar 2013 , 11:45pm
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Yes, I can email you the picture however, FYI this sunflower cake is made of Royal Icing, you will need the biggest leaf tip you can find, but I think the fondant would be a lot nicer. PM me your email address.thumbs_up.gif

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peppercorns Posted 11 Mar 2013 , 11:50pm
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Oh yeah google gumpaste sunflower tutorial and you will be directed to several sites, or you Tube. Check it outthumbs_up.gif

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RachelGearon Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 10:57pm
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AThanks everyone.!!!

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