How Is It Done? (Monster Cake Body?)

Decorating By mmhassa2 Updated 13 Apr 2014 , 12:54am by mmhassa2

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mmhassa2 Posted 3 Apr 2014 , 4:35pm
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How is the body of the monster done?  What tip used?  Can I use swiss meringue buttercream with it??? Or just american buttercream? A neighbour asked as a favor and since I mostly work with fondant have no idea how to achieve the monster body? 

 

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LeanneW Posted 3 Apr 2014 , 5:23pm
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Can't see the cake, do you have another link?

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mmhassa2 Posted 3 Apr 2014 , 5:27pm
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Sorry hopefully this will work:

 

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Annie8 Posted 3 Apr 2014 , 7:58pm
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The picture is a little blurry, but it looks like it's either the grass tip or Wilton size 21 (give or take a size up or down depending on the size of the fur fluff you want).  You can do this in American Buttercream (I have made it before).  I don't use SMBC much, so I can't speak toward that. 

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LeanneW Posted 3 Apr 2014 , 11:45pm
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Yeah, I think it's a grass tip too. You can do it with SMBC or IMBC as long as it's not too soft (warm). If you want the fur to stand up more, use ABC.

 

I would start at the bottom working up to the top since it's shaggy.

 

Check out this video: http://cakecentral.com/b/tutorial/piping-with-a-grass-tip-no-233

 

This "grass" is long, like what you;re going for.

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mmhassa2 Posted 13 Apr 2014 , 12:54am
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