Butt Cake...with Beads

Decorating By d3sc3n7 Updated 22 Aug 2009 , 5:13pm by d3sc3n7

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d3sc3n7 Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 3:10pm
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So...a friend of mine wants me to make a butt cake, with anal beads coming out of it.

I have 2 questions...

1: Should I use a round cake pan...and cut it down almost like you would for making a book cake?

2: How do I make "flesh" colored fondant?

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Texas_Rose Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 4:42pm
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If it's a girl butt, a lot of people use a heart pan, then cut the point of the heart off and use the rest of the heart upside down to be the butt cheeks. I made a butt before with two cakes baked in a 2 quart glass mixing bowl and another square cut up to be the rest. It was my first naughty cake and wasn't a very feminine butt, but it was still pretty effective.

To make flesh color, Wilton makes a flesh shade, or you can use ivory. You can add a bit of peach if you want a pale pink skin tone, or add a bit of brown for a more tanned look. If you look in my photos, the nude torso was done with wilton's ivory and the butt in the black thong was done with Wilton's flesh color. The boobs in the white shirt were done with a mix of wilton's ivory and peach colors, then painted with ivory mixed with vodka.

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d3sc3n7 Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 5:02pm
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Ok thanks! I think I'm going to try my hand at painting instead of dying. See if I can paint a G-string tan line in there.

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Texas_Rose Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 5:04pm
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The only thing about painting flesh color is that it's difficult to get it done without any streaks, unless you have an airbrush (I don't).

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d3sc3n7 Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 5:06pm
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Good point, and I have no airbrush. Maybe I'll just make a G-String. Hmm...I'll figure it out when the time comes

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Texas_Rose Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 5:11pm
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You could get a food coloring marker and draw a tramp stamp on icon_biggrin.gif Just practice before you actually draw on the cake, fondant is a bit more wiggly than paper.

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d3sc3n7 Posted 22 Aug 2009 , 5:13pm
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Your so awesome! Thats a great idea!

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