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Fondant Carriage
Skill Level:
None
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Step 1
Knead 1 teaspoon Gum-TexTM into 12 oz. fondant. Roll out 1/8 in. thick; cut out carriage using pattern. Cut 2 fondant wheels using largest round Cut-Out. Let all pieces dry on cornstarch-dusted surface.
Step 2
Using royal icing, decorate carriage with tip 2 scrolls and dots; add tip 2 wheel spokes. Let dry.
Step 3
Cover bow and handle patterns with waxed paper; outline with tip 6 and royal icing. Let dry. Attach wheels, handle and bow to carriage with royal icing. Attach 2 lollipop sticks to back with royal icing, trimming as needed; let dry.
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Fondant Carriage is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Sharon P from
I said medium because I did not cover the layers in fondant. Instead I used a butter cream icing. I did follow the directions for the carriage and it came out AWESOME! I am proud of myself for stepping up to a challenge. The royal icing came out perfect (no broken mixer here, but boy, it "mashes up" quickly! One second I'm looking at a sloppy mess in the bowl - the next second my mixer is thudding along with a ball of frosting on the paddle! An extra teaspoon of water and all was well in my world!)
I did make a few changes - it's gorgeous in straight white; however, my mom to be is having a girl and wanted some pink and light brown accents. I went with pink fondant pearls around each layer instead of the roping. I also made some of the circles pink and light brown to match her nursery colors. Wish I knew how to post photos - it came out GORGEOUS!! (if I do say so myself!)
Date published: 2012-01-19
Rated 5 out of
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veronica970206 from
I just came across this & it is soooo adorable, now if only I knew someone that is having a Baby, LOL, I cannot wait to try it out :)
Date published: 2010-12-01
Rated 5 out of
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angiekirby from
great on cupcakes
Date published: 2010-12-01