Sugarveil, Sugar Lace ....

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Mauicakes Posted 6 Oct 2013 , 6:01pm
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AI'm really into learning sugarveil, but for $76 the mat no thanks. Does anyone knows another place that sells mats for sugarveil icing? And a good recipe from scratch?

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Claudialiliana Posted 6 Oct 2013 , 11:00pm
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AFor the recipe You can find it in another thread... Call "I think I may have cracket sugarveil recipe.. Maybe"

There is a cake supplies store Fiesta Cake in Hollywood Florida that have beautiful mats for $26...

Hope that help

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mfeagan Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 1:46am
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There is another product that is similar to sugarveil without the price, but I haven't tried it yet. 

 

Here is the link I have saved in my computer!

 

http://crystalcandyonline.com/index.php?route=common/home

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cazza1 Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 1:28pm
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Just keep in mind that a lot of the cheaper moulds are a lot smaller and you may need to make a few pieces for your cake.  This can become a major pita if they need to be left to dry overnight each time.

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Relznik Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 1:50pm
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I recently bought a product called Cake Lace by www . thecakedecoratingcompany . co . uk (close all the gaps, obviously)

 

It's FABULOUS....  you put it in an oven at 50c-80c for 15 minutes and then it's done!!!!!!!

 

So even if you buy smaller mats, it doesn't matter as it takes no time to do...  PLUS, unlike sugarveil it doesn't dry hard a brittle.  It stays soft!

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Number2daughter Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 4:10pm
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Anybody out there know if we can purchase the Claire Bowman/Cakelace products in the US? Searched the internet with no luck myself...Have a wedding cake in November and would love to try this! Thanks!!

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rychevamp Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 4:19pm
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I've only seen it from the UK website.  They do ship to the  US though. I'm considering ordering it to try.  Sugarveil is iffy for me.  My trials this weekend dried really hard and wouldn't flex around the cake.  The Cake Lace sounds like it would work better.

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mfeagan Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 8:12pm
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Originally Posted by Relznik 
 

I recently bought a product called Cake Lace by www . thecakedecoratingcompany . co . uk (close all the gaps, obviously)

 

It's FABULOUS....  you put it in an oven at 50c-80c for 15 minutes and then it's done!!!!!!!

 

So even if you buy smaller mats, it doesn't matter as it takes no time to do...  PLUS, unlike sugarveil it doesn't dry hard a brittle.  It stays soft!

 

Wow! I haven't heard of cake lace! I think I will be trying that! I have heard a lot of loves and hates about Sugarveil. It's so pricey. I would rather have a product I know will work and doesn't cost as much!

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Mauicakes Posted 7 Oct 2013 , 10:31pm
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AThank you so much everyone !!!

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Snowflakebunny23 Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 9:17pm
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AHey all Stateside, according to the Cake decorating company's FB page, cake lace has just got a us distributor - Decopac - and it will be available from the 1st March :-) hope that helps....

And does anyone know if you can use cake lace mix on a sugarveil mat? I really want to get some but I think the sugarveil mats are much more delicate...

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rychevamp Posted 24 Feb 2014 , 9:25pm
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There's also someone on Etsy that sells Cake Lace and some different mats.  Don't have the name in front of me, but just search for it.

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