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Diana Bishop
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Diana Bishop commented on Krista Kimple (Altman)'s photo
yellow rose 1
"That is beautiful! I am on the internet this morning looking for ideas on making flowers with fondant. Wish me luck!!!"
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For the free spirit cake decorators who had no formal training. Share you journey and what new things your still learning. What resources do you use to gain knowledge?
Diana Bishop replied to Terra's discussion Rice Crispy Treats"Thank you Suze for your help. My clubhouse looks great and is sitting on the counter ready to assemble."
Suzie Toms left a comment for Diana Bishop"Hi Diana - welcome to the Cakes we bake community. For my Mickey Mouse Clubhouse cake I use a 10in square tin for the base cake and a small pudding bowl about 4-5in diameter for the clubhouse base. The head, ears, hand, and boot are made from rice…"
Diana Bishop replied to Terra's discussion Rice Crispy Treats"Suzie,
I am attempting to make a Mickey Mouse Clubhouse birthday cake for my Grandson's 1st Birthday. Do you have any photos of your cake you could share or any tips for molding you could offer? I am really a novice at…"
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- At 3:15pm on January 6, 2011, Suzie Toms said…
- Hi Diana - welcome to the Cakes we bake community. For my Mickey Mouse Clubhouse cake I use a 10in square tin for the base cake and a small pudding bowl about 4-5in diameter for the clubhouse base. The head, ears, hand, and boot are made from rice crispy recipe which I press together with my hands (using gloves). It's always a bit of guess work and I use pictures from the internet for guides. I also make the leg, neck and arm with cardboard tubes which I measure and cut after I've started to put the structure together - they are covered in black fondant and secured (except the leg) with skewers. The fingers for the hand are gumpaste and are secured with cocktail sticks. I hope this is helpful as I don't use templates etc just my best judgement. Good Luck!
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