How to Make Fondant & Gum Paste Wilton Bows : Wedding Cakes

[@akeemramsey6778]

I love the plain simple easy clean anf tidy way this was done thanks

[@CPage03]

Good clear demonstration, enjoyed the video and will be trying it out!

[@sassymargie1]

I used black food coloring to dye the fondant grey and then spray color mist silver spray on it and it appears shiny and metallic

[@queencleo1151]

Very nice and simple - thanks for your lovely tutorial:)

[@irenemason5479]

Thats a quick simple way of doing a bow love it thanks for sharing. Perth WA

[@NitedevilDarkwatch]

What kind of glue are you using? It would be a great tip! Thanks! cookingguide

[@missjerlady]

Is that wilton brand fondant? Also where did you get your pasta machine (or do you have a recommendation for a small machine for this purpose). Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@angelalvelo8073]

Where can I purchase that pasta roller with the green attachment?

[@carrieschwartz9876]

Did I just see you on tv today? too funny!

[@marilyn6068]

How did you make the bow so shiny?

[@niniasprer6307]

hi:) uhh how long does it take to dry up the fondant?

[@joycezephania1564]

I like fondant decorations for real

[@virginiavera26]

Where can i get the mat that you are cutting on???? Thank you

[@hammeddavue]

at michaels

[@MrJovanWalker]

What's the name of the mat

[@QueenMac1979]

What's the glue you're using?

[@darrenbryson4680]

Tina Childress its water

[@allysnanna2011]

I wished you would have gotten closer shots of what you were doing.

[@riannavelasquez5334]

You didn't explain how to make it shiny. Is gum paste shinier than fondant?! I like the video, but the title is misleading.

[@irenemason5479]

airbrush it with colour that has sheen thats what makes it shiny. No gumpaste is not shinier than fondant. Airbrushing is the go

[@Chantreja84]

.. We don't see the finished ribbon :(

[@imamansell]

I thought you weren't supposed to stick wires directly into your cake? Even with wired flowers you are supposed to use flower spikes.

[@michigandeertrackers]

Angela Mansell When I make wedding cakes I will put wire into the cakes only if secured to the bow/flowers tightly. I strip off the "paper" on the wires...i think that it might come off when they pull the wires outand be left inside the cake! and I always tell me customers and caterers about the wire.

[@Sakura-vp8vn]

littlemisshunter1 In the UK we are not allowed to insert wires directly into a cake due to contamination - they should ALWAYS be inserted into a posy pick first. The wires are not food safe - they are floristry grade & can deteriorate inside & contaminate a cake even if sterilised first. There is no need to use wires in bow tails anyway ... ?

[@amathest62]

C,a era was to Dar away

[@roxanneb2246]

:( used up data just so I could see how you got the sheen to your bow. Disappointed no replies to anyone's inquiries.

[@antondshon294]

Looks like luster dust in painting consistency. You could also use steam to make it shiny as is with no color

[@irenemason5479]

The sheen on the bow is done by airbrushing, using a sheen paint thats what makes it shiny. I love airbrushing anything makes it look extra beautiful.

[@Marla.22]

Bad Video. That's NOT fondant, its gumpaste and what is not told is gumpaste takes at least 5 days to a week to dry completely enough to use or decorate. Then you can put them on your cakes.

[@debbieduncan8861]

DJ Shanas I guess you now know it’s the opposite. Gum paste dries much faster than fondant