Small baby blocks
What's the best way to do these? It seems if I hold one and try to frost it it'll get all messy and all over my hands
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Permalink Reply by ebony bardell on
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Permalink Reply by Theresa Happe on
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There's no need to hold it in your hand. Place it on a flat surface and frost it.
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Permalink Reply by Deborah Martin on
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Poured fondant might be one way to go. What size are the blocks?
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They're going to move around the plate the blocks are going to be 2 inches squared.
Theresa Happe said:There's no need to hold it in your hand. Place it on a flat surface and frost it.
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I'm not sure what you mean about move around the plate. If you put them on a rack and cover with poured fondant, you can move them when they have set up, decorate, etc and place for final look using a spatula. Or "glue down" with frosting to cardboard 2" squares which can be double taped to your work surface, ice, decorate and move into place with a spatula. Is this any help?
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That makes sence I wasn't going to make buttercream but I know my whipped cream won't work as glue. My blocks are gonna be so tiny unless I stack squares and glue together with bc. Idk.
Deborah Martin said:I'm not sure what you mean about move around the plate. If you put them on a rack and cover with poured fondant, you can move them when they have set up, decorate, etc and place for final look using a spatula. Or "glue down" with frosting to cardboard 2" squares which can be double taped to your work surface, ice, decorate and move into place with a spatula. Is this any help?
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I'm afraid of fondant. I'm just starting making cakes for my family not professionally but I might move on to fondant once I master frosting :)
jeri c said:I made some out of fondant and put letters on them. Worked great!
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