What kind of paper is this printed on? Sugar sheets? Icing/frosting sheets? Wafer paper? Can I cut out the figures with scissors, then apply to cake?
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Hi, They are printed on frosting sheets. You could cut them out if you are very careful. Thanks Sheila
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You could not cut the figures out. The paper is so thin and fragile that you can only hold it by both sides to lay it flat on the cake. I needed it to be applied on the side if a two layer cake. It was hard even with my husband helping. It isn't wafer paper it is the paper that dissolves after a while and blends in with the icing.
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Hi,They are printed on frosting sheets. You could cut them out if you are very careful. ThanksSheila
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They are icing/frosting sheets, yes you can cut out the fugures with scissors and apply to cake BUT if you try to do so the icing sheets can tear and will mess it up, I have done this before, some with success and some not! But the sheets will melt right into the icing and you can't even really tell that its a wrap around or a layon...which ever way you use it. Hope this helps.
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It's a thick plastic with a seal. They can definitely be cut. I would be sure to get some extra epoxy (superglue) before I attached them though.Unless it's a really heavy table. These sliders are about as big around as a quarter though, you might not need to cut at all.
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Yes, that's what I used. I added food coloring also. I had the best luck using a double boiler with the candy melts. The texture was more consistent & flowed into the molds. Make sure the molds are thoroughly cooled before trying to remove candy from molds. Have fun!!
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once the cake is made with fondant am I suppose to put the mat around to make the quilted lines pls let me know thanks
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I also used round trays. I bought a sheet of green poster paper, used a magic marker on the paper to trace out the size and shape I needed, and used scissors to cut out a template. I then used some duct tape to tape the template to an old piece of plywood. I could then lay the netting on the template and cut it with an utility knife, since I could easily see where to cut by the color of the template.
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Of course you can make cut outs. This is just a book of blank coloring pages that are used with the color wonder markers/paint/etc. One side has a slight sheen. Good luck!
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HiI had to cut down the image to fit half cake size and take frosting design off cake. Mine turned out alright. If u have no frosting design I cake n cut it down it will look good.
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I have had great success cutting very detailed stencils on Yupo. It is a 100% Polypropylene 104 lb sheet that watercolor artist use. You can buy it in an 9x12 pad. I use the translucent.
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The side that gets printed and cut on is super smooth. But you can test a little corner and re-stick it down to the backing, whichever side is sticky, thats the one that gets printed and cut. I usually just print and cut on the smooth side. The really cool thing is that if you use the sticker paper setting in Silhouette Studio and adjust the blade as it says, it doesn't cut the backer, so you end up with a really nice sheet of stickers. Hope this helps!
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Jake,Cut it with one of "those" cutters, or a regular pair of scissors?When these regular-size sims are cut, what are we cutting through?Just excess cardboard?What do we have to be aware of?
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It's paper so you can, but I would be careful not to cut too much. You might want to practice with a piece of paper and make a fan. Use it as a test run and see how it changes after cutting it.
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I didn't have ink last year, so I used tempera cakes and sponge brushes. It was messy, but we got cool vintage-y colored prints. I also had them do several practice prints on newsprint so they could get the feel of the water to paint ratio needed.
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You have to put a thin layer of white icing or melted candy/chocolate scrape the excess off then put red fondant over it. I know it sucks as a two part system. The look you want is sugar veil. ! Look up using impression mats in you tube and using sugar veil it has great techniques. I hope that i helped
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The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip on a pencil or pen.... that way I can actually grip it without having very sore fingers. The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip... » Read More The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip on a pencil or pen.... that way I can actually grip it without having very sore fingers. « Show Less
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It depends on how big your cake is.. It's not square.. It's just the outline of the pirate that peels off onto the cake
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The paper does not have a wax or poly coating. It is a paper product we use for children's art projects
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There are diagrams for cutting the cake on wilton.com that will help we were fortunate to have a cake artist to do service for us so if your doing a diy event its a life saver