Quilted Lace Wedding Cake Updated Video:  

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Glad you like it @luisaandrade231, Thanks for Watching!

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Thanks Glenda. This is a simple decorated cake, I do prefer the old school piping though :)

What did you use to make the lace?

I love this lace recipe: www.bakingsavvy.com/2016/12/09/3-ingredient-sugar-lace/

Hi Danietta, Thank you for adoring my art! Believe it or not, I'm still working on the "skill" Lol! I mostly use marshmallow fondant... with Black or Red, I mix 1/2 store bought pre-colored fondant and 1/2 colored marshmallow fondant. I suppose I would use store bought all the time, but I'm watching my pennies and dimes. Honestly, the icing I use for brides, and the icing I prefer are much different. I prefer to coat the cake in a white chocolate ganache. The outside decoration on almost all my fancy cakes is royal icing. You can see my favorite recipe here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M7osUvgi6YU.html . When I use buttercream, it is ABC. I've tried SMBC and failed...miserably on this cake: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ItxETlueuUw.html. Yes, the upside down technique works for both foam and real cake, as long as the cake is good and chilled, otherwise...Disaster!!! You're very welcome. I've been a cake artist for 4 years now...I think....! If you'd like to help support my channel, I have teamed up with a platform called Scale About. For a small donation, I will answer your questions in a video! Just me answering you. It is completely voluntary. www.scaleabout.com/Auntie_s_Cakery Thanks again Danietta!

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@@auntiescakery Would you still be able to do this will a much bigger cake?

Ooo! If you are super brave!! This cake was all made of foam, so easily flippable :)

Thats because it wasn't a real cake. Foam

This cake is all made of foam, so I didn't need any supports. If it were real cake, I would have put supports in every tier except the top. Thanks for asking and watching!

Hi Clara. Thanks for asking. I use this matt to make the lace: amzn.to/2X4vZ3C and I use this recipe for the lace: www.bakingsavvy.com/2016/12/09/3-ingredient-sugar-lace/ Hope that helps!

Lol!! I saw one similar. It cracked me up!!

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Hi Hansanie! Srilanka is quite a distance from me. I believe I applied a layer of piping gel under the fondant: amzn.to/2ElX7pQ And I'm sure it was royal icing I used to secure the cakes to each other (Either that or fondant paste). Hope that helps!

I hope you learned a little from this! I do have a course available here: auntiescakery.com/courses/diy-wedding-cake/

Thanks!