You did a great job on this cake! Your tools were well made and the little details are what make your cakes special. Down to the rivets on your tool belt:) beautiful job, another bedtime cake story for my little boy. ( we still have to watch your hungry caterpillar cake every night, he has all your words memorized!)
Thanks for the tutorial! I just made my first ever construction fondant cake for my 2 years son's birthday and it was such a success. I used drip chocolate at the top instead of the fondant and it looked like real mud 😁 I had also such fun when making the tools. Thanks again 👍
Do I have to use buttercream frosting underneath or can I use any frosting? Asking because I really don’t want to make buttercream frosting along with making this cake 😆
omg I love this cake, glad I came across your page. I just started making cakes and about to try my first tiered cake. since fondant can't be in the fridge, where do you suggest I place a covered cake while working on decortions
Hey there! As long as there are no fillings in your cake like fresh fruit or cream cheese, you can have your cake on the counter at room temp. In my experience a fondant cake can go into the fridge , you can place it in the fridge and turn the cold setting down so that when you take it out there isnt such a drastic temp change. Some condensation may still form on your cake, but if you leave it alone it should dry back down:) The big fondant disasters happen when you take your cake from being extremely cold and then shock it by taking it out into a warmish room or if you live in a really hot climate.
Love your work! 🤗. As a small home baker, my stacked cakes tend to slightly bulge or wrinkle showing the obvious layers. Before delivering the cake looks wonderful but during the transfer the cake settles leaving it looking less than pristine. It’s sooo frustrating! Any advice would be helpful, thank you!!
Hey Connie!! :) If your cake is bulging it could be for a few reasons. 1) Your board is not thick/sturdy enough to hold up during transport. If the board has any flexibility at all when you pick it up (the sides can turn up, it is still able to bend slightly), then it might not be giving your cake the support it needs. This could be made worse if the cake is not on a flat surface during transport as its likely to wiggle more on someones lap or on a car seat. 2) You may need to add more dowels/supports into your tiers 3) If you already have all that down, then you may just be adding a little too much filling in between your layers. Try giving your cake a longer break in between the crumb coat step and the final ice, and I have even heard of people adding some light weights on top of their cakes to help them settle faster. I have definitely had this problem before so you are not alone, just try troubleshooting with the suggestions above and hopefully you discover a routine that works for you!
Absolutely love this cake ! You did an amazing job with the spanner/wrench the top stripes that was on the picture would be because its an adjustable spanner :-) xx
I loved it! Could you make the tractor model available? Please! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I'm from Brazil and I'm starting out in this area of Cake Designer activity! Very little experience
Thank you!! i just linked the dump truck template but I don't have any downloadable material for the tractor on top of the cake, just the instructions in the vid. Good luck with your cake decorating!!!:)
The part at the top of the wrench is actually a round knob that extends beyond the wrench. You roll your finger over it to open or close the pinchers of the wrench.
You did a great job on this cake! Your tools were well made and the little details are what make your cakes special. Down to the rivets on your tool belt:) beautiful job, another bedtime cake story for my little boy. ( we still have to watch your hungry caterpillar cake every night, he has all your words memorized!)
christmasina Well that is too stinkin cute😊😊😊 thank you so much for watching!!
This is so beautiful. You are truly blessed. Love your work.
So adorable! I was giggling the whole time during the tool section. The fact you had no idea about the tools made it hilarious 😆
Lol definitely not my strong point!!:D
Thanks for the tutorial! I just made my first ever construction fondant cake for my 2 years son's birthday and it was such a success. I used drip chocolate at the top instead of the fondant and it looked like real mud 😁 I had also such fun when making the tools. Thanks again 👍
Yay I am so glad to hear that it was helpful!!!:D
Very creative. You have a great imagination and awesome skills!!!
That spaghetti tricks awesome👌 love it all
Charity and (Dev) this is fantastic ,, you are such a talent..
This cake is awesome, glad your back!
Thank you, and me too lol!
You're one of the best for me.. I love all your videos..
Thank you so much for watching
Do I have to use buttercream frosting underneath or can I use any frosting? Asking because I really don’t want to make buttercream frosting along with making this cake 😆
omg I love this cake, glad I came across your page. I just started making cakes and about to try my first tiered cake. since fondant can't be in the fridge, where do you suggest I place a covered cake while working on decortions
Hey there! As long as there are no fillings in your cake like fresh fruit or cream cheese, you can have your cake on the counter at room temp. In my experience a fondant cake can go into the fridge , you can place it in the fridge and turn the cold setting down so that when you take it out there isnt such a drastic temp change. Some condensation may still form on your cake, but if you leave it alone it should dry back down:) The big fondant disasters happen when you take your cake from being extremely cold and then shock it by taking it out into a warmish room or if you live in a really hot climate.
Your the best thank you for all your hard work we think your fantastic ❤️❤️
That is so nice of you to say, thank you
For the digger on top is it modelling paste or fondant please
Love your work! 🤗. As a small home baker, my stacked cakes tend to slightly bulge or wrinkle showing the obvious layers. Before delivering the cake looks wonderful but during the transfer the cake settles leaving it looking less than pristine. It’s sooo frustrating! Any advice would be helpful, thank you!!
Hey Connie!! :) If your cake is bulging it could be for a few reasons. 1) Your board is not thick/sturdy enough to hold up during transport. If the board has any flexibility at all when you pick it up (the sides can turn up, it is still able to bend slightly), then it might not be giving your cake the support it needs. This could be made worse if the cake is not on a flat surface during transport as its likely to wiggle more on someones lap or on a car seat. 2) You may need to add more dowels/supports into your tiers 3) If you already have all that down, then you may just be adding a little too much filling in between your layers. Try giving your cake a longer break in between the crumb coat step and the final ice, and I have even heard of people adding some light weights on top of their cakes to help them settle faster. I have definitely had this problem before so you are not alone, just try troubleshooting with the suggestions above and hopefully you discover a routine that works for you!
Wow I love this cake
I'm glad you liked it!:D
Shirley Corkrum ii
Shirley Corkrum same love it so did my little boy
Brilliant cake. Love all the details 😊🔨🔧
Absolutely love this cake ! You did an amazing job with the spanner/wrench the top stripes that was on the picture would be because its an adjustable spanner :-) xx
vicki Norman has been a long time for us we are going back down there now so I’m just getting out
Hello, i would like to know your go-to frosting for your cake's and like to know if the recipe is for sharing. Thanks
Hey there the recipe is in the description box:)
Oh my goodness!! Again, awesome cake!!
I loved it! Could you make the tractor model available? Please! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I'm from Brazil and I'm starting out in this area of Cake Designer activity! Very little experience
Thank you!! i just linked the dump truck template but I don't have any downloadable material for the tractor on top of the cake, just the instructions in the vid. Good luck with your cake decorating!!!:)
The part at the top of the wrench is actually a round knob that extends beyond the wrench. You roll your finger over it to open or close the pinchers of the wrench.
Thank you for the info!! I had no idea but that makes total sense, now I know:D
Great video. Do you colour the fondant yourself or do you buy it pre-colored
I make and color most of my fondant🙂 I mainly use Wilton food coloring gels
Absolutely gorgeous cake...
Thanks very much!!
Me encanta tu canal muchas gracias por compartir felicitaciones
Loved it!!!
I love it ! Thanks for sharing!
is this a store bought fondant???
Excellent
Cool cake
El fondant que utilizas es el de malvavisco
Wow!! Just amazing x
Great job I love it 😍😍😍
This is so fire! ❤️❤️
What brand of fondant do you use?
Amanda Lister I make my own marshmallow fondant (link is in the description box) but if I do buy I like Satin ice or renshaw:)
Great job. I would love to see your take on the fat unicorn trend.
Ashley Carson thats a good idea i think the fat unicorns r cute😊
Superb work
OMG! love it!
Love it
Amazing
Very very very nice 😁😁😁😁
Beautiful 😉
You are awesome
Lindo
Cute 😍
Sabes enseñar felicitaciones
bonito
Omg you’re amazing thank you for Sharing
👍🏼🥰👏👏👏👏👏
Hi, how much coloring did u used for the fondant?
Lindo