How to use Delicate Fondant Letter Cutters - Bake & Deco Warehouse

Ever had trouble cutting out those fine, fiddly, funky letters from fondant? Don't worry! We show you a super easy way to do it including some awesome tips and tricks to make your life easier!
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Gumpaste: www.bakeanddeco...
Tylose Powder (hardening gum): www.bakeanddeco...
Purple Cutters (Letters): www.bakeanddeco...
Purple Cutters (Numbers): www.bakeanddeco...
White Cutters: www.bakeanddeco...
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Drying Sponge: www.bakeanddeco...

[@AlwaysEatonSweets]

I have these cutters and I got so frustrated with them! When I did it I just used straight fondant without tylose and when I pocked them with a pin like you and tried to pull them out it just stretched out and was a mess. Definitely going to try this method next time because I love the Disney letters!

[@moniquej.9288]

I have the purple set and it’s so confusing which letter is which.

[@AlwaysEatonSweets]

Does the spray leave the letters with an oily look/film or does it just absorb it?

[@sheesnafees5119]

Awesome tutorial

[@ericarociomedinaalvarado3409]

Gracias por mostrarnos como hacer letras a Sido de mucha ayuda 😘😘

[@Gothmummi]

I have the Disney cutter and it took me over and hour to make SOPHIE. They just broke every time! Haven't used them since!

[@BakeandDecoWarehouseBallarat]

Oh no! Please try to have another go! The gum paste must have tylose added, so its really strong. Roll out nice and thin and let sit for about 5 minutes. then spray or pour some oil on the bench and give your cutter a wiggle in it first so it doesn't stick to your gumpaste. Put a lot of pressure on your cutter when cutting out and wiggle again, that will help to release.. if not then a pin or a toothpick will help too. Let me know how you went x

[@julalourdespantilo7775]

@bake and deco warehouse..what if there's no tylose?

[@trinycobian5776]

Me gustaría saber a dónde se consiguen las plantillas para hacer las letras

[@colleenbroomfield9812]

what is the spray you're using?

[@marieclinton4117]

That’s just too much work. Got to be a better way.