Hi Fairytalecakes! This video is fantastic! A couple of questions: 1) what kind of frosting are you using? Did I hear you say, butter cream? I just know you aren't supposed to have sugar in whipped cream if it will be next to marzipan is why I am asking, it is different with fondant? 2) how long in advance can you make a cake like this? Thanks for your help!
@98norway Hi! Yes I used buttercream underneath the fondant. There are differenct buttercream recipes out there but basically: butter, powdered sugar and milk or water. other variations use half butter, half shortening, powdered sugar (cofectioner's sugar), liquid and flavoring (I use vanilla extract unless they want lemon or almond buttercream). THEN the fondant goes on top. Most decorators here in US do not use marzipan underneath the fondant. Hope this helps.
This is wonderful! Thanks for posting this. I have a cake to complete for an 11 year old and they told me to go with the flow. I am going to recreate this for her. Thanks
It depends on what your local cake designers charge. some charge more, some charge less. For this cake in this size with the crown (or a shoe) I charge approximately $50-60. I am in Atl
Hi Fairytalecakes! This video is fantastic! A couple of questions: 1) what kind of frosting are you using? Did I hear you say, butter cream? I just know you aren't supposed to have sugar in whipped cream if it will be next to marzipan is why I am asking, it is different with fondant? 2) how long in advance can you make a cake like this? Thanks for your help!
98norway 11 months ago
@98norway Hi! Yes I used buttercream underneath the fondant. There are differenct buttercream recipes out there but basically: butter, powdered sugar and milk or water. other variations use half butter, half shortening, powdered sugar (cofectioner's sugar), liquid and flavoring (I use vanilla extract unless they want lemon or almond buttercream). THEN the fondant goes on top. Most decorators here in US do not use marzipan underneath the fondant. Hope this helps.
fairytalecakes 11 months ago
I must say - you have the weirdest taste in music! hahaha
TaPetiteSoeur 1 year ago
@TaPetiteSoeur yea i know. it runs the gamet (?) from 40's music to 80's to rock to hip hop to reggatone, etc lol..
fairytalecakes 1 year ago
what do you used to make the gold metallic look on the side of the pillow
shrimpqueen007 1 year ago
@shrimpqueen007 i used gold luster dust.. a combo of gold gold and supergold mixed with a ltitle vodka
fairytalecakes 1 year ago
This is wonderful! Thanks for posting this. I have a cake to complete for an 11 year old and they told me to go with the flow. I am going to recreate this for her. Thanks
pinkcurves 1 year ago
@pinkcurves I'm glad this will help!!
fairytalecakes 1 year ago
@fairytalecakes Do you have an email address so I can send you my pic? It was hard but I did good. I will attempt again next weekend.
pinkcurves 1 year ago
Honey you are simply Fabulous. You have a gift for teaching. This is beautiful and great job at inspiring others :D like me.
FarrahPhoenix 1 year ago
@FarrahPhoenix aww thank you!
fairytalecakes 1 year ago
Thank you for such a great tutorial!!!!
flordelynt 2 years ago
You are very welcome!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
this awesome!thanks lots!!!
fawz23 2 years ago
Ur Welcome!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
LOVE it thank you for doing this!
meggonzalez 2 years ago
You're welcome!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
how much would this cake cost?
mskavon1 2 years ago
It depends on what your local cake designers charge. some charge more, some charge less. For this cake in this size with the crown (or a shoe) I charge approximately $50-60. I am in Atl
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
if you don't mind me asking, but how much should we charge for this cake?
mskavon1 2 years ago
This video couldnt have come on a better timing than this. I was just planning to try my hands on a pillow cake.
Thank you so much for the tutorial.
PurthePoohBear 2 years ago
Yay! I was glad to it. Can't wait to see your cake.
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
Thank you again for the tutorial!! Great work as always!
drbennettdc 2 years ago
Thank you so much!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
Thanks so much for doing this!!! I always wondered how to do the bottom of the pillow cake! Thanks for sharing! Great result!
MessinaAM 2 years ago
thank you and your welcome!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!!!
Messiet 2 years ago
You are very welcome!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago
that's so cool. where do u get ur diamond impression mat from
deenasty77 2 years ago
So nice of to show this tutorial. I have wondered how to do them and now I can offer them to my customers thanks to you.
ldpd2009 2 years ago
Great!! I'm glad its helped!!!
fairytalecakes 2 years ago