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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?
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Introcuding Myself-Laura
Started by Laura Guynup. Last reply by Laura Guynup Aug 23, 2016. 2 Replies 1 Favorite
Hello my name is, Laura. I am a stay at home mom with two sons ages 10 and 13. One grown daughter age, 34 and one grand daughter age 8. I have been learning about baking and decorating cakes for…Continue
Carving Problems
Started by Lydia Beier. Last reply by Laura Guynup Aug 21, 2016. 15 Replies 0 Favorites
I am so glad I am doing a practice run of my purse cake. I am following a video tutorial (using my own pattern), and that doesn't seem to be the problem. I used my chocolate cake recipe and have…Continue
Victorian plastic cake stand??
Started by Melanie. Last reply by Melanie Nov 19, 2013. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
Ok Ladies! I need some help! Anyone know where I can find this stand or a stand like it? I tried to search eBay, but didn't know what to type in to search it? Check out attached photo! Thanks!!
Favorite fondant
Started by Deborah Martin. Last reply by Ricardo Cancino Nov 18, 2013. 13 Replies 0 Favorites
I want everybody's thoughts on what their favorite fondant is and why. I have done Satin Ice, Duff, and I recently saw a video on utube which adds Wilton to MMF. Just want to hear some opinions. …Continue
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Comment by Connie Taft on March 23, 2012 at 1:50pm
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Don't forget to submit your wedding cake to our cake contest. There are only 8 days left. Also we will be in Virginia this weekend so please stop by and visit us at booth #25
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Comment by Sandy Harris on April 13, 2012 at 6:20am
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I want to make a cake for a friend. She is a hair styler and I thought about doing hairrollers, hair dryer, comb, scissors, and maybe a tube of hair color. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about making these items? Thanks for any help
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Comment by Linda Wolff on April 13, 2012 at 8:13am
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Sandy, a lot of those items can be made by making a mold of them first using the food safe mold kit from Hobby Lobby found in the section where they sell fimo or sculpey clay. It won't be enough to make the hair dryer, but you should be able to make most of those items from that clay, and if you catch the 40% off coupon from the internet before you go, it will cut down on the price of it. It usually runs about $20.00. The name of the kit is called Amazing Mold Putty. Easy to use and the molds can be used in no time at all...a matter of minutes.
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Thanks Linda, There is a Hobby Lobby right across the street from where I work. I will check my work first b/c I work at A.C. Moore arts and crafts.
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Comment by Diane Loualid on April 13, 2012 at 10:53pm
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They have it at Michaels too.....
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Thanks Diane, I'll check there too.
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Comment by Danielle Dyskin on April 14, 2012 at 7:38am
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Can somebody please give the brand name and details so I can look for it here in Australia...
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Danielle, the company is called Amazing Crafting Products and the web address is: www.moldputty.com
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Thanks
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I just went to moldputty.com website and BOY I can't wait to try it on Sunday. They showed using it to make seashells, I live in fla. and have all kids of different shells to make molds from, seahorse and sanddollar. Next friday it looks like I'll be going to go to Michael's to get more putty!!! I am so excited to try this. Thanks so much Linda and Diane for all the ideas and advise.
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