AWhat is your plan of attack, before I answer? You have some idea already, right? I'd rather not repeat myself if you already have some of it figured out.
two support dowels- one going through the back and one in the front through the bowl to hold up a cake board which has the top of the KA on top. Did that make sense? I would use the same tactics as some of the sewing machine cakes that are out there.
ABut that doesn't explain in great detail, every single step, from cracking the first egg, to washing the dishes afterwards. How thoughtless to give half information. Just kidding by the way...;-)
I'd love a KA Guess I'll have to make myself a cake one for the time being........ The cakes are great btw
Thanks everyone for responding. I was thinking about inserting the two dowels in front and back like savannahquinn suggested, but was wondering how I would got about putting it together.
Would I need to secure the dowels in place? I was afraid that if I were to put the dowels in after I decorated the cake, and if it were moved, that the dowels might rip through the cake. Or am I just overthinking it lol..
So if the dowels were secured then putting the cake together would be more difficult. Do I stack and carve the cake when it's on the dowels or after? And the bowl would have to be covered in fondant before I put it on too?
Hope I make sense. Thanks again for everyone taking the time to respond!
search sewing machine cake by Sweetbitescakes on this site, she has pics and writes a huge description of what she did. I think this will be helpful to you :)
Mena2002, post pics when you are done I can't wait to see the finished cake!!!!! Maybe your own tutorial too- so I can make one!
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