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  • I find it funny that professional icing like that is similar to play-dough why couldn't that be sold as a play-dough that kids can eat and shape. It wouldn't go bad because kids would eat it before it could.

  • This vid and the other one you've posted are very helpful. PLEASE can you post more??

  • what kind of fondant are you using?

    Thanks

  • 50 meters long...lol :)

  • Brilliant gunna try this thank you! :)

  • wait could u use cotten candy for the part with that fluffy stuff that u put between

  • love it easy to understand, hope mine is as easy!

  • I love this! Thank you :)

  • Awwwww the guy is sooooo adorable!!!!

  • i would use cotton candy

  • @bsofresh02 you take it out after though...

  • love it <3 a bit messy but we get the concept

  • May I know the bow is made of icing, fondant or gum paste?

  • @MyAmyism fondant i dont know why he is saying icing..

  • grazie !! e stato davvero intessante!!! bravo!!!

  • the bow that guy made looks like shit... the original one is nice though

  • You could use cotton candy incase you forget to remove the wool.

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  • As makaihime rightly said the wool only stays inside the fondant until the bow has hardened - at least 24 hours ideally - wool is soft enough to be removed without damaging the fondant - tissue or kitchen roll could also be used

    To ensure the bow does harden sufficiently the fondant should either be a 50/50 mix of normal sugarpaste and flowerpaste (Squires is the most popular) or normal sugarpaste that has been 'strengthened with a sufficient quantity of Gum Tragacanth (widely available online)

  • the first bow was really nice and tody but i think he got all happy and rushed the second one and it didnt look as good =/

  • 0mg!! looks soo easy!:}

  • Well you would remove the wool AFTER the bow hardens and dries. xD Its not like they would put it on a cake with wool.

  • awesome!!!

  • well, idk, i guess i will just SKIP the whole wool thing, BLECH! and yes i know ur not going 2 eat it! haha...its just...wikth the ppl i know they would want 2 actually EAT the cake...Removing the bow that completes the cake doesn't really sound like a lot of fun..."OH YAH THIS BEAUTIFUL BOW I MADE...WE CANT EAT IT I HAVE 2 THROW IT AWAY...." that would be kinda awkward....OH WELL...CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING!

  • just started making and decorating cakes for family and friends recently , take a look and give some feedback please

    type in " godibib " and my page will come up

    please leave a comment for me so i can learn from people who know how ?

  • Nice!

  • Fantastic!

  • Thanks for this ! Beautiful bow's.

  • i llllove it @@"

  • wow he makes it look really easy  its very pretty

  • Hey, i was just wondering what type of icing is being used!?

  • @Caroline37831 fondant probably

  • fondant icing

  • beautiful

  • OMG!wonderful.art.job!

  • thanks.for.the.lesson!

  • will there be any more of these videos? It looks like it's been a while since this one was posted.

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  • betty crocker..the famous cookbook. i swear everyone i know owns one. they sell at costco, etc.

  • how does that dry? is it really hard? do you wait for it to dry or can you put it straight onto the cake? Can you take the cotton wool out or leave it in there lol.

  • Excelente video y explicacion

    Muy serios a la hora de instruir y dar aportes educativos a los que vemos este tipo de documental y nos gusta la reposteria.

    Aun cuando esta en Ingles y yo hablo español.

  • lawl the guy looks very excited to be filmed :)

  • That bow is so pretty!!! Im going to try to make that! Thanks!!

  • You can prob remove the cotton wool once the bow has dried, it is only used to keep the bow from collapsing while it is drying.

  • o really is that what it's for? will it be easy to remove once the fondant has dried?

  • instead of cotton wool could you use something edible?

    like..

    candyfloss?

    :D xx

  • @boomJODIE ..oh yes good idea

  • @boomJODIE This guy must have forgotten to remove Cotton wool due to excitement.... :)

  • @goldynash

    LMAO

  • @boomJODIE you would remove the cotton once the fondant has dried ....

  • @boomJODIE you take the cotton out after the fondont is dry

  • does anyone have a recipe for the fondant/rolled icing?

  • check out the betty crocker recipe.

  • can't find it! how do you get to it? who's betty crocker lol

  • mmm i wanna chomp that bow.. x3

    or put it on my cat's neck..is the wool edible?

  • Yeah, you should try it..it's yum.

  • Good video, I would like you share more knowledge with us ;)

  • cool video! it's nice to see more and more people s sharing their knowledge. Please please post more!!! you guys rock.

    : )

  • wow great!

  • i think he should put some flour on the rolling pin it keeps sticking.

  • i was thinking the same thing it was doin my head in

  • this is so cool :D

  • lol can u eat that wool nice video

  • wow... what a great video. Thanks!

  • You can also use cotton candy if it is hand and available :)

  • this is kick ass awesome! i love that you share your knowledge i love you guys even more now!

    ^_^

  • Great video....yet is there something else that may be used instead of cotton wool?

  • VERYYY excellent video!

    Congratulations

  • what kind of icing are they using to make the bow?

  • i think it's called "fondant".. edible playdoh.. haha

  • Excellent video.

  • lovely bow but i would never want to use cotton wool. is'nt there an alternative?

  • i guess u could use like..cotton candy sorta stuffers... by the way..THIS IS AWESOME1

  • you can use aluminum foil or seran wrap

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