The ribbons and bows on this engagement cake were made of gumpaste, and attached with royal icing.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
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Learn new and exciting ways to use your scroll saw
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My Box Book
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Revised Bowl Book
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July
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- Lamination Part 1
- Lamination Part 2
- From idea to book--5 tips for getting started
- First for a cake, then for a box
- To get new ideas, just look around and let the pos...
- Before I made bowls . . .
- Ribbons and bows for a box
- Ribbons and bows for a cake
- This briefcase is the most authentic-looking cake ...
- Still just a stacked ring bowl
- Experiments with stack cutting
- Lamination magic
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About Me
- Carole
- You can achieve most anything you want if you really put your mind to it. Everything will not always work out exactly as you want it to, but that should never stop you from trying.
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A scroll saw is a real tool
At the community woodshop where I used to do my work, as well as in some woodworking magazines, scroll saws are not considered "real tools". As I began to explore the potential of the saw, I realized that I could achieve many of the effects obtained with those "real" tools, and with much greater safety.
Scrolling is fun and easy to learn
So is cake decorating
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