You are fantastic and make it look so easy! I'm making a spring garden cake this weekend and I think I might have to try this. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this tutorial.
Thankyou Elaine I found this video very interesting, having just got into sugarcraft myself. I made a cake which had 2 ladybirds that I made using gumpaste, but I found the gumpaste had little cracks in it so I found what you said about rubbing the white fat onto your hands made a lot of sense as it was more likely my hands taking the moisture out of the gum paste which made it crack. Many thanks. will defo be having a look at your website. Elaine.
@snowy123ist Hiya, I suppose you could, I've never tried drying spagetti out though so don't know the outcome of that. You could use very thinly rolled flowerpatse if you'd like to keep it completely edible.
You are fantastic and make it look so easy! I'm making a spring garden cake this weekend and I think I might have to try this. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this tutorial.
hewitt275 10 months ago
Thankyou Elaine I found this video very interesting, having just got into sugarcraft myself. I made a cake which had 2 ladybirds that I made using gumpaste, but I found the gumpaste had little cracks in it so I found what you said about rubbing the white fat onto your hands made a lot of sense as it was more likely my hands taking the moisture out of the gum paste which made it crack. Many thanks. will defo be having a look at your website. Elaine.
moodypurple 1 year ago
thank you so much for the tutorial...how did you attach it to the toadstool?
bymommamee 1 year ago
@bymommamee
Glad you like it, I attached it using a sugarstick that I stuck to the back of his wings, that I then pushed into the toadstool.
MysticalMischief 1 year ago
@MysticalMischief couldn't you use licorice sticks and harden it instead of metal?
snowy123ist 1 year ago
@snowy123ist Hiya, I suppose you could, I've never tried drying spagetti out though so don't know the outcome of that. You could use very thinly rolled flowerpatse if you'd like to keep it completely edible.
MysticalMischief 1 year ago
Very cute. Thank you for the tutorial. I look forward to more ideas.
Sweetdragonflour
moonrakerable 1 year ago
where do you buy the dust from??
suebelle81 2 years ago
Cute! Thank you for the lesson. I like the support idea, for the back:)
BOP
BirdOfParadise777 2 years ago