hi , i am new to site and hope that someone can help me. i have a order for a dreamcatcher on a 1/4 sheet has any one done one please help.

cant say I have ever made a cake with one on it, but making an actual one I have. I would think it cant be too hard to do it. A circle with stringwork from the outer part of the cake and web like center, topping it off with a few feathers and beads. You could use any of the tips #s 3-5 for the beads, if you dont have fondant, if you do you can do feathers out of fondant too.... what level of decorating would you say you are at? I am not advanced in any means but you may be and then you can look at marizipan and such to use.

i have taken a few classes and have done a few cakes but people come up with the strangest ideas

Hi,you can do a butter cream transfer
of a dreamcatcher.


Bigboots

Yes a buttercream transfer would probably be the easiest. Search the internet via google.com or yahoo.com and click on images and type in dreamcatcher in the search box. However, if you have time and want to experiment, you could probably make one out of fondant and/or gumpaste.

I think it would look really cool to use fondant for the outer circle and stringwork for the strings. Then either fondant or icing feathers with the leaf tip.

Ali

I agree Ali...that would make it look real authentic!

You could also make feathers from wafer/rice paper.

thank you for all the great ideas. will try them to see what works
bigboots thats for pic