Amanda

I did do that cake with a regular stencil and dust. My friend did the stenciling on the fondant & I arranged it. I didn't want different hands doing them because I figured we would do them differently. When I had experimented with another one, the fondant pushed through the stencil more. I rolled the fondant, then rolled it on top of the stencil, turned it over & dusted it. The tiles are easier than doing it directly on the cake and gave it a little more dimension.

Thank you Amanda for the picture comment...that princess cake was fun and the lucky birthday girl's name is Tierra so it matched her name perfectly.

Hey! Where are the pictures of all the stuff you've been making?

thanks!

Thank you for the kind words! I have a set of plaster/clay tools I use for building things. There's a little tool w/ just wires on the end. I used that to make the end of the stem.

Thank you Amanda!! I plan to. Going to Chicago for a couple of days to see some friends. Thanks again!

Thanks for the compliments!!

Yes The tulips are fondant and so are the leaves. The pot is the cake

Thanks for the Birthday wish!!!1

Hi Amanda, thank you for the picture comment, to answer your question, I used blue sparkle glitter around the white buttercream to add the extra shine, and topped it off with blue/raspberries