@@eileenwest8344 thank you, yes, the headboard is best made using modelling paste but fondant with tylose powder would also work. X

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Flower/ modelling paste or gum paste.

@@combocutters grazie

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Hi Marjrie, the cake is covered in normal fondant / sugarpaste.

Thank you. Just make sure that your fondant isn't too stretchy!

Hi Petya loved your guest appearance on our stand they were fun days. We still send out the lovely embossed Gingerbread House instructions. Your embossed flowers and shoe cookies make beautiful party gifts. Thank you for showing the sugar community your fabulous ideas. Xx

Hello Nicola, do you mean the link to the Santa / Snowman set? I just checked and it appears to work at this end, try this link instead: patchworkcutters.com/item/santa-snowman-set/104.

Thank you so much glad you enjoyed watching. Have you seen our free Patchwork Cutter Cake Club on Facebook. You may find it interesting.

Hello Valerie, yes, you certainly can, unless it has a wire in it.

Hello, we will be adding some more tutorials soon. We also have regular live tutorials on in our Cake Club group on Facebook. You can join the club for free here: facebook.com/groups/patchworkcutterscakeclub

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Flower paste dries hard it is mainly used for flowers. It is not flour paste. You can also use gum paste with Tylo added, anything to make the paste firmer. Hope this helps. X

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Hello Anupreksha, I use Flower Paste to make the Fairies. This dries hard and won't collapse. I like Renshaw flower paste or follow my tutorial for making Mexican paste. This also dries hard, both pastes are edible. Hope this helps.

@@combocutters flower paste is not fondent

Sorry, do you mean how long does the paste stay soft? You need a firm paste. Add Tylo powder to fondant. When you have cut the shape place onto a piece of sponge and leave overnight to dry. Longer if it is still not fully dried. This can then be placed ontop of the cake. If it is to be placed on the side or flat on the top then leave for 1 hour to firm slightly before placing. Hope this helps.

@@combocutters thank you soo much dear

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Thank You Yvonne!

Why didn't you continue posting your educational videos for cake and sugar paste, you were creative with them and I benefited a lot from you

@PatchworkCutters Where have you gone sweetie?

Thank you Joyce!

Hello Maureen, yes the cake is also decorated using the bud from our Wild Rose Set.

Where can I buy them I have heaps but it seems to be different please let me know if you sell them or know where to get them I just love your design and your amazing work

@@maureenborthwick3952 Thank you so much Maureen! You can buy our cutters on our website: www.patchworkcutters.com. The Wild Rose Set can be found here: patchworkcutters.com/item/wild-rose/148.

Thank you Nusrat, they are Click Twist brushes from Rainbow Dusts, most sugarcraft shops stock them.

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Hi Sally, thank you. I don't think it would work so well with buttercream but I will give it a try with Italian buttercream and let you know.

Thank you Carmel!

Hello Shachie, sorry for the delayed reply, the blocks are 37 x 37 x 37mm.

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