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Making Fake Cakes

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Date: 03/25/2007 Topics: Craft Tips > Advice | Readers Request > Crafts  
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Making Fake Cakes
I finally found out how to make fake cakes but I can't find out how to make the "fruit topping" that looks like the fruit is in juice that I have seen on fake pies and cakes. Also, I need help with making fake crumbs that go on the side of fake carrot cakes or fake angel food cakes. If anyone could please let me know to make these or knows a useful website for the supplies, I would greatly apprieciate it.

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MommyMitchell from Delaware
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Post By ladyleolion (Guest Post) (09/13/2007)
I would love to know what the cookies and sauces are made from. Got the styrofoam and icing. I need something for the crust and filling. Any help will be appreciated


Post By KARY (Guest Post) (09/10/2007)
Use Marzipan, most of the time you can find them already shaped as colorful fruit.Hey, by the way, want to share your fake cake recipe? I'm trying to figure a way to make small faux candy square's decorated with frosting, etc. I have a small table with a coffee pot, faux coffee in a cup and would like to have a few faux desserts sitting with it. I tried finding how this is done without much success. Thanks
kswaingerard AT unmc.edu


Post by patg (52) | (03/29/2007)
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can you please post or send me the instructions for this project it would make a great project for my mothers senior group
thank you
pattyg


Post By Natalie (Guest Post) (03/28/2007)
The fruit can be made with polymer clay (sculpy) and the sauce is a resin or gloss for the baked clay. Your local craft store should have some. There are lots of great sites on how to work with PC out there.


Post by sandy63 (282) | (03/27/2007)
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why do you do this?


Post By (Guest Post) (03/26/2007)
COULD YOU USE SAWDUST AS CRUMBS?


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