Wedding Cake/Party Cake
Make a permanent cake for a friend's birthday or wedding. This would be great for table decorations also. I have painted my white with clear glitter but it could be painted in wild colors or your friend's favorite color.
SUPPLIES
styrofoam
toothpicks
Creative Paperclay®
acrylic paint
paint brushes
dimensional paint
molding paste
fondant mold
I stuck two rounds of styrofoam together with toothpicks. You can also use white glue or styrofoam glue. Since I am going to cover the whole shape with Creative Paperclay® this was enough strength for this project.
Next, I covered the form with Creative Paperclay® and stamped into it.
I applied molding paste into the recesses of my fondant mold and waited 24 hours for it to dry. I used the molding paste because it is flexible and I could glue around the curve of the cake shape.
I made and applied roses and cast leaves while I was waiting for the next batch of cast molding paste to dry. I dipped my finger in water and smoothed out the rose petals and let the piece dry.
I added finishing touches to the clay and sanded any rough edges with Sandits then painted and added glitter and a tea light.
The last step was to paint my piece white, add some glitter and a tea light. This would be great presented on a plate with a doily.
Have fun and dream in color — Darlene Olivia McElroy
SUPPLIES
styrofoam
toothpicks
Creative Paperclay®
acrylic paint
paint brushes
dimensional paint
molding paste
fondant mold
I stuck two rounds of styrofoam together with toothpicks. You can also use white glue or styrofoam glue. Since I am going to cover the whole shape with Creative Paperclay® this was enough strength for this project.
Next, I covered the form with Creative Paperclay® and stamped into it.
I applied molding paste into the recesses of my fondant mold and waited 24 hours for it to dry. I used the molding paste because it is flexible and I could glue around the curve of the cake shape.
I made and applied roses and cast leaves while I was waiting for the next batch of cast molding paste to dry. I dipped my finger in water and smoothed out the rose petals and let the piece dry.
I added finishing touches to the clay and sanded any rough edges with Sandits then painted and added glitter and a tea light.
The last step was to paint my piece white, add some glitter and a tea light. This would be great presented on a plate with a doily.
Have fun and dream in color — Darlene Olivia McElroy
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