Thursday, 19 January 2012

Patterned Pastes

Some of you may have seen the patterned paste letters I made for cakes for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Expo and Cake at the NEC.  I promised to do a set of tutorials showing the basic techniques and here they are:

Stripes

Checkerboard

Swirls

And in case you've not yet seen the finished product...


I hope you have a go and please, feel free to share your finished pieces and the links to the tutorials.

24 comments:

  1. These are great and so effective! Thanks for sharing.

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  2. Great tutorials - thanks! I can't believe what great results you can get from something so simple (when you know how!)

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  3. Aah, but like everything else, without that insider knowledge, would you ever have given it a go?

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  4. Loved how they came out. For the "Y" did you just roll small dots into yellow fondant, then cut? It seems like it would be that simple LOL! But thought I would ask.

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  5. Hi Cinjam,

    With hindsight, I should have justrolled them onto the yellow. But I didn't. I cut small holes with a piping nozzle and filled them with the other coloured pastes. You live and learn :O) Please post your creations on my FB page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kathryns-Cakes/106747242683985

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  6. Thank you!! I absolutely love them and appreciate you sharing your ideas.

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  7. Very useful; thanks for sharing

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  8. I have just share this surprising idea in my mini-blog... Thank you for sharing with all of us!!

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  9. Thank you so much for posting these tutorials! I love learning new things in the caking world so when I see something as truly awesome as this, it makes me a very happy camper! I used the technique on a Hungry Caterpillar cake and linked you in my blog :) Thank you again!

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  10. Thank you to everyone who has commented - I haven't received any notifications for months from this Blog so apologies for not thanking you straight away x

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  11. Thank you so much for sharing. Your step-by-step photos are awesome. I am super excited to try this out on my next cake.

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  12. Thank you! These are so easy to follow. I can't wait to try the techniques!

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  13. Can't wait to try these! Thanks so much for sharing xx

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