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Wendy started learning cake decorating in April, 2004.
Here are some projects that I designed and finished...
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6th Anniversary Cake¡G
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Date¡G2006.9.4. Body¡G 8" cake dummy. Decoration¡G fondant, gum paste, royal icing, soft pastel, color paste and luster dust. Tools¡G rolling pin, piping bag, tip#0, #L1, #1, brush. Base¡Gribbon, 12" cardboard and mirror. ¡@ It has been another 5 months since my last cake project... Life is always busy, and time flys especially when you're busy. I bought a new cake-decorating book few months ago, and just learn this new technique for string work. So, I've planned to practice it on my new cake design. The string work turns out great! I like it very much. As you tell from the picture, it's also very difficult to finish it on cake. Those strings keep breaking and breaking... You really need a lot of patience to do it.
The orchid is called Laelia Cattleya, and you may see the actual picture here¡GLaelia Cattleya. I referenced this picture and made them by gum paste.
In order to show the elegant shape of the string work, I use mirror to make the cake board.
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