I would like to quilt the sides of a shower cake, do I make a pattern and what do I use to make the lines? I already made pastel buttons to go at the point of intersection.
Any help would be appreciated or if anyone has seen a tutorial on this.
Thanks so much!
The Winbleckers have a How-to video on their site for quilting:
http://www.winbeckler.com/Free-Cake-Decorating-Videos-2-d36.htm#Quilting
Best of luck with the quilting!
I just recently ordered from Global sugar, Earlenes Diamond impression mat. But I can't tell you how it works, I haven't had the opportunity to use it yet javascript:emoticon('
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In class the teacher had used a paper template which she laid against the sides and marked, but I don't really remember how she did it.
I'm definitely going to watch the above mentioned video Thanks!
I actually just did this on a cake. I used a pizza cutter lol. I used a sanitized ruler, laid it across the cake (making sure it was straight) and rolled my pizza cutter across it. Once I did the top, I did the sides & just connected the lines from the top - didn't use the ruler since it was such a short length and I could keep a straight line.
HTH, hope you get great results
There is a pattern u can buy that will put the marks on the cake.. Wish I knew about it when I did mine lol
I use this impression mat.
http://www.sugaredproductions.com/_product_85696/Diamond_Impression_Mat
Works beautifully and Sharon was excellent to work with during the order process.
Here's another idea i saw on youtube..(i haven't tried it myself though). She used a cooling rack with a criss-cross pattern on it and used that to mark the fondant, she used those lines as her guide to cut and design her quilt pattern. Also my wilton instructor used a quilted sheet of paper towl and rubbed it on BC to make that quilted effect.
I just use a set of graduated diamond cutters to make the impressions after I cover the cake in fondant. That way I can change the size of the pattern.
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