making bubbles
I havea rubber duckie shower cake to do was wondering how to make bubbles to go on it.Any ideas?
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Permalink Reply by Theresa Happe on
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Unless you know how to do blown sugar... I've seen bubble done with white balls of fondant.
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Permalink Reply by joann on
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how do you do blown sugar
Theresa Happe said:Unless you know how to do blown sugar... I've seen bubble done with white balls of fondant.
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Permalink Reply by Eileen S on
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It's a lot like glass blowing using melted isomalt and a special tube. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. Or for me. LOL. :)
joann said:how do you do blown sugar
Theresa Happe said:Unless you know how to do blown sugar... I've seen bubble done with white balls of fondant.
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Thanks
Eileen S said:It's a lot like glass blowing using melted isomalt and a special tube. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. Or for me. LOL. :)
joann said:how do you do blown sugar
Theresa Happe said:Unless you know how to do blown sugar... I've seen bubble done with white balls of fondant.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Marie on
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Dust fondant balls with pearl dust...I have seen them on cakes and they look cute.
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Permalink Reply by jeri c on
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I have a few cakes in my album that I have made fondant bubbles for. They are not hard to do and do look best dusted with a bit of white sparkle dust or pearl dust. I prefer the white sparkle or ultra white dust myself because it adds a bit of sparkle along with the sheen.
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Permalink Reply by Ms. Dean on
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How about Gelatine Balloons? The first link is shows pictures of the balloons and the second link gives instructions on how to make them. Hope this helps.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/945826@N25/discuss/72157624671606543/
http://www.sugarartcreations.com.au/sugar-art/sugar-art-cake-decora...
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The gelatin balloons look terrific. I'll have to give that one a try. Never saw it before. I use the same technique to create chocolate cups.
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