can you use this product with fondant/gumpaste? will it withstand cutting the fondant?
641628
these pads are great at taking heat! lots of heat and not sticking, but I would not want to cut, it is not a self sealing material
1326883
This is strictly for airbrush. Airbrush coloring is as thin as water so you would need to get a gel or paste coloring to use for fondant as this would definitely ruin your fondant and gumpaste. I am a professional and have been in the business for 17 years and I WOULD NOT use airbrush coloring for anything other than airbrushing. Good luck. :)
2262316
You could but I would not recommend it, this is more for pastry and dough then it is for cutting.
641570
No, I dont believe it would work for that. I use it to cut fondant for cakes and it works wonderful. I dont believe that you would have any luck trying to use it on vegetables.
230803
The packaging says that it's 12 X 18 so you could probably use it on a sheet cake ~ you will also need to lay it out and let it flatten, it comes folded up, but it's thin material so that shouldn't be a big deal, think of a vinyl place mat, for the table and you have the idea... You would need to remove it prior to cutting the cake..
2254877
In my opinion it will not, unless you manipulated the fondant before it dried to form the point. That said, it's a fabulous set! I highly recommend it!
1326884
I'm no professional but have used it to color my buttercream frosting and fondant. You will have to be careful of how much you use since it is liquid and WILL make the frosting loose and same with the fondant/gumpaste. If you find the frosting to loose just add more powdered sugar and cornstarch for fondant and gumpaste. Keep in mind its only colored water. Hope this helps. Pam
1308272
I got the cricut cake for my birthday and I have been able to use it for both. I bought a separate mat and a deep blade housing and blades. You have to play around with the settings depending on the thickness of your paper and what not but I was happy with the way it cut fondant and paper.
641569
I used it on fondant but I can say the I think you can use it to shape soft fruits.
409083
I don't know why not, as long as the machine is well cleaned and dry before using. Roll the fondant out and cut to fit the machine, dust it with cornstarch, XXX powdered sugar or tapioca flour to keep it from sticking to rollers.
1340356
Slow and steady is how it works. I haven't done anything less than about 1cm. It may get crumbly less than that but will still cut it off. Chill or even freeze the cake a little to help with the cutting.
922085
I used for fondant, but, I would think it would work. dust w/conf sugar and let choc get really cold. I put in freezer for under an hour.. just work slowly to release... hope this helps..details are awesome
1032600
amazon asked me to reply... but thses are very hard to cut and very small. if you poke a hole in it the desing will be cut out so i dont think you can. it is used for nail art using nail glue and toothpick.
1201300
I have never tried fondarific YET, BUT I am planning to do a cake with it soon. I will update my post when I do!
2017601
I haven't rolled fondant in a long time, but I would think so. Just cover the bottom with a layer of powered sugar so it won't stick. Just make sure you take some tape and tape the corners down. Unless you buy a frame that anchors it to the table. I found one of those recently at a party store. The tape worked just fine for me or a couple of heavy items on the top corners.
768291
Take the gum paste or fondant may not be very soft is better an as firm and strong not too dry.Push in, covering all the mould with enough paste.And the paste that comes out on cutting it with a knife, trying that when you pushing into this have to be firm and you could mark the face and the body.
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I think it would work great in a skeleton mold, if you are lying it flat. You may need to let it set in the mold for a few hours to harden up. A 13 year old could definitely do it. You also, may need to wipe a thin coat of shortening or veg. oil in the mold before you place the fondant in. Good luck.