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Using Royal Icing of stiff consistency for stenciling technique.

Royal Icing Recipe
250g icing sugar
40g egg white
5 drops of vinegar
2 tbsp icing sugar (to make stiff consistency or also known as peanut butter thickness)

Watch video on Royal Icing Recipe https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BgRVQfT56VY

Note: the 2 top tiers are dummy cake, the bottom tier is real cake

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Stenciling top tier which is a dummy tier
0:42 Stenciling second tier which is also a dummy tier
1:15 Stenciling bottom tier which is real cake tier
2:00 Assembling wafer paper flowers
3:12 Live footage at wedding venue

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How to make 'fried' wafer paper which is not really using oil to fry, but merely making the texture looking like fried fish crackers.

STEPS
1) cut an A4 paper into 4 thick strips ( 6 pieces of wafer paper used for this cake)
2) run strips through coloured water on a flat tray, similar to making marbled paper or known as marbling technique in paper craft
3) place strip on frying pan with low heat
4) as the heat dries up the water, the wafer paper will start to look wrinkled.
5) turn over to dry the other side, but not over heat as it will be over dry and crumble easily.

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How to make fried wafer paper as a decorative element for wedding cakes.

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Transfering designs (logo and damask design) from a wedding invitation card to the wedding cake using the image transfer technique.

Steps:
1) Take a photo of the card (logo) or search for damask design on Pinterest (you need a soft copy on a screen: either phone or tablet)
2) Adjust the required size on the screen and trace using parchment paper and pencil
3) Turn parchment paper and outline the other side
4) Pin onto fondant cake and etch outline onto cake
5) Paint etched outline with a fine sharp brush

TIMELINE
0:00 Transfering logo onto cake
1:40 Transfering Damask design onto cake
2:51 Attaching wafer paper flowers

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How to transfer an image onto a cake
Step 1: look for damask design on Pinterest or Google
Step 2 : trace design on greaseproof paper or any tracing paper
Step 3 : turn over paper and attach on cake with pins
Step 4 : etch with pencil
Step 5 : use a fine brush and gel based paint to draw outline
Step 6 : fill in finer details

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Fully wafer paper wedding cake. Two varieties of wafer paper used. Strips using 0.35mm and Magnolias 0.65mm.

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A simple but time consuming technique. Strips are placed in sections on all 3 tiers to give texture and shadow before putting on the flowers. They are in different lengths to create a wave on top and bottom. Wafer paper used here are 0.35mm. 0.6mm or 0.65mm can also be used.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Cutting wafer paper strips
0:38 Attaching wafer paper strips on cake
2:26 Trimming wafer paper strips into a design
2:50 Attaching wafer paper flowers
4:00 Attaching small wafer paper flowers on wafer paper strips

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