HAVE YOU SEEN THIS CAKE?

  This is from Edible Artist Network, maybe you can find out the creator this way.

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Originally Posted by stefkovic 

  This is from Edible Artist Network, maybe you can find out the creator this way.

Interesting Fact! Have you ever had a client send you a picture of a cake they found online and would like you to use as inspiration, but there is no link or watermark to indicate who created the cake? We'll I have, and I always like to g...ive credit or know who the creator was. I recently found that you can trace the image on Google, and here's how.

1. Save the image to your desktop
2. Open Google
3. Click on images and a new box will open up
4. Click on the icon of the camera to the left (see pic below)
5. Grab the photo from your desktop
6. Google will scan and bring up the image or similar images.
7. Viola, you found who created the original.

Try it with one of your own cakes that you've posted online and let me know if it works for you. I simply love this feature.

Cant understand No. 4 what camera are you talking about, please explain finding difficult to understand.tks

I found this online,
This one is a 3 piece set consisting of carriage, castle and slipper:
http://www.craftisart.com/138714/3-pc-l-wedding-quinceanera-sweet16-cinderella-castle-carriage-and-slipper-light-cake-topper-in-white
Perhaps you could contact the seller and send a pic of the wedding cake to see if they know where you could find a stand similar to that one. If not you may have to use a multi tier stand that allows you to place them at varying heights and positions and fill in around the bases with tulle to resemble the "cloud" affect.

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Originally Posted by suzied 

Cant understand No. 4 what camera are you talking about, please explain finding difficult to understand.tks

On the Google Images page, in the search box, there is an icon of a camera. In my browser it is at the right end of the search box. It may be placed differently in your browser. When you hover over that camera the label that pops up says "Search by image." Click on the camera.

Then you will get a box that gives you options of filling in a URL or "Upload an image." Click on "Upload an image." Then you will get a search box with the word "Browse" next to it. Click on "Browse" and navigate to the location of the picture that you want to hunt for.

Click on the file name and then click Open. You will see the results, i.e., pictures that are the same or similar to the picture file you are trying to find.

HTH

This Etsy seller has a lot of stuff in this style.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/chocolateletters?ref=seller_info_count

Your best bet is to search for vintage cake stuff because this is all from the 80s. 

To me, those cloud/snow bank bases look like Christmas village base pieces. I've seen things like those at Christmas time and in Christmas hobby stores. You may be able to find some online by searching for Christmas village accessories.

Gazebo:

https://www.google.com/search?q=cake+topper+gazebo&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

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Originally Posted by shanter 

On the Google Images page, in the search box, there is an icon of a camera. In my browser it is at the right end of the search box. It may be placed differently in your browser. When you hover over that camera the label that pops up says "Search by image." Click on the camera.

 

Then you will get a box that gives you options of filling in a URL or "Upload an image." Click on "Upload an image." Then you will get a search box with the word "Browse" next to it. Click on "Browse" and navigate to the location of the picture that you want to hunt for.

 

Click on the file name and then click Open. You will see the results, i.e., pictures that are the same or similar to the picture file you are trying to find.

 

HTH

Thanks  Shanter.  Cant find this camera. as you say my browser is different. When my husband wakes up , i  will ask him to search  for it.

Thanks Shanter.  My daughter found it for me .   IT WORKS!!!!