Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life
Again, not cookies but some related decorating techniques . . .
In this video, I pick up where I left off in Cast Sugar 101 (Part 1) by showing you how to take various cast sugar pieces and transform them into keepsake containers with a little fondant and royal icing. I use these containers as favors and hostess gifts, and as larger supports in cakes. But get creative - the possibilities are truly limitless. (NOTE: Cast sugar dries quite hard, so these pieces - though theoretically completely edible - are primarily decorative.)
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The bottles look so difficult but once explained they become easy to do. Loved the details in this video, and I always look forward to more. I love all of your deigns. Thanks Julia!
Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life
Originally Posted by Carol53:
The bottles look so difficult but once explained they become easy to do. Loved the details in this video, and I always look forward to more. I love all of your deigns. Thanks Julia!
Thanks, Carol. They actually are pretty straightforward!
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