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Cake Decorating: RufflePinkFlower
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RufflePinkFlower

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Category: Cake Decorating

Type of item: Food

For: Other

Style: Romantic


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mwiggins51315192 on craftsy.com
May 11, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Your cakes are unbelievable. I"ve never seen anything so beautiful. would luv to learn this art. You are truley blessed.
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
May 18, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much!!!
kjgm52 on craftsy.com
Apr 01, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
absolutely Gorgeous cake! I would love t be able to accomplish this with such skill as you have shown. Great job and thank you for the tips here!
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Apr 05, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
My pleasure!! And thank you for such gracious comments, "kjgm52"!!
landy on craftsy.com
Mar 06, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
This one of the most gorgeous cakes I have seen !
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Mar 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you!!!!!!!
Eman90 on craftsy.com
Mar 06, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
OMG. this is the nicest and cutest cake ever. How did you get the shimmer on the second tier? Great job. love everything about it
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Mar 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Luster Dust and decorator's alcohol (and soft paint brushes)! Thanks!
galidink on craftsy.com
Mar 01, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
so beautiful
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Mar 01, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you!
towenby@comcast.net on craftsy.com
Feb 24, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Lo vin this.
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 25, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
You're so nice!! Thank you again!
kittygalore on craftsy.com
Feb 23, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Amazing job on this!!!!! Great colours. I like that you topped the ruffled cake with a simple one colour cake, then accentuated everything with the large flower. Excellant choices. The cake decorated in the dust draws your eye right into it and enhances the rest. It's not cluttered. Wonderful!!!!!
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 24, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Wow! Thank you so much for your gracious comments!!
rubyroo on craftsy.com
Feb 22, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Wow! This is such a beautiful cake, I think the detail is amazing and your ruffles and flowers are just fantastic ! I would love to know how you done them , is there a tutorial? Beautiful
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 25, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Check out Sharon Wee's website for tutorials on ruffle!
Anda2012 on craftsy.com
Feb 18, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Absolutely stunning! May I ask how you got that luster effect on the top tier? It looks so flawless! Amazing job!
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 18, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
You may ask anything after a compliment like that!! Thank you!! I use regular luster dust - the kind you use when dusting flowers - - only difference is you may need a larger quantity - I mean you will need a greater quantity - Add vodka to the luster dust (95% grain alcohol is the best because it evaporates more quickly). Experiment with thin consistency mixture and thicker consistency mixtures. I've found that either work. However, when applying the thinner mixture, it runs down the sides of course, and you've got to apply in sections and have your paint brush ready to just spread the "drip" out. No big deal, just different. Different bristles give you a different effect . . . I applied the mixture with a fairly soft paint brush (not too soft), and then buffed with a very soft rounded paint brush. You may also find you need to apply more than one coat, just depends on the color being used. When I received my larger quantity luster dust colors, I rolled out pieces of fondant and placed on cake boards, and tested each of the colors. I kept the cake boards with the color tests, to refer to when designing another cake. I can see how the dust actually colors the fondant. Hope this helps! Good luck! I was a tad intimidated to try this the first time, but it's really not that hard or scary!
Marianela on craftsy.com
Feb 17, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
What a gorgeous cake.
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 17, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you very much! I appreciate it!
CUBI729 on craftsy.com
Feb 16, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
This cake is lovely, very elegant, great job....
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 17, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you so much "CUB1729"!!!
ade829722 on craftsy.com
Feb 16, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Loving this is! can one spray with lustre instead of adding vodka to hand paint?
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 17, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Well . . . I haven't tried that, but it's worth a shot! You may want to take a piece of fondant rolled out onto a cake board (or something like that) and test out spraying - - just to make sure coverage is even and you don't get a "hot spot" (for lack of a better description) - wherein you've got heavier coverage depending on how closely you are holding the can . . . What do you think? Thank you for your compliment!!!
Caramelruffles on craftsy.com
Feb 16, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
gorgeous ruffles and flower
SugarArtBySusan on craftsy.com
Feb 16, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you!