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Cake Decorating: brown pocketbook
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brown pocketbook

brown pocketbook

brown pocketbook

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Designer Handbag Cakes »

Instructions

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Difficulty:

Category: Cake Decorating

Type of item: Food

For: Women

Style: Casual


Materials

fondant gumpaste

What was your inspiration?

the person i made this pocketbook for has one just like it

What are you most proud of?

using the airbrush i got for xmas for the first time. i think it covered the cake nicely

What advice would you give someone starting this project?

just to have fun

 

10 comments

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bronzedoor95 on craftsy.com
May 31, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
that"s b a i u t i f u l ! ! ! How did you made it so shiny
monniemon on craftsy.com
Jun 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
thnx, i airbrushed the cake then to get the shine i made and edible varnish which is unflavored gelitine,corn syrup and water, i warmed it in the microwave and painted it on with a brush, it keeps the shine
Bibicake on craftsy.com
Apr 10, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Hi , did you use the same alligator mat from elisa?
monniemon on craftsy.com
Apr 19, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
yes i did use her alligator mat
PeggyT. on craftsy.com
Feb 16, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Beautiful job!
monniemon on craftsy.com
Feb 22, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
thank you peggyT.
Elledee358 on craftsy.com
Feb 05, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
I love it.. Im getting ready to do another now that I have the right materials.. They are just so amazing to see
monniemon on craftsy.com
Feb 05, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
cant wait to see your new project elledee, you are so talented
CavyMum on craftsy.com
Jan 26, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Wow! Fantastic! What did you use to give the shiny finish? It's gorgeous!
monniemon on craftsy.com
Feb 04, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
hi, sorry i didnt see the ur question until today, i used edible varnish, which is just unflavored gelitine, glucose(corn syrup), melted it down and brushed it on, keeps the shine