Love the video! Super informative! I wanted to add a tip or "ingredient" to your already amazing list. Basic kitchen sponges (the ones without the scrubber side) are really great for cake slices. You can cut them into whatever shape and they work perfect for a regular triangle slice of cake. They sell cheap off brand ones at the dollar tree. They come in different bright colors, usually 4 in a pack, sometimes more. I think the ones I have are like pink, green, and orange. You can paint them to look like whatever flavor, but I like leaving them the bright colors and making like a rainbow layered cake slice.
Thank youuuu! I want to make stuff for myself but materials can be expensive especially if i mess stuff up and just waste supplies and I dont know where to start with supplies. This is so helpful and your stuff is sooo pretty! ❤❤❤
Hi!! Super interested in this skill and thank you for this informative tutorial!! I'm interested in doing this for a big school project and would really love to know for people lacking experience like me, would it be possible to create a food gallery with international dishes. Would be really greatful if you can share some tutorials for full dishes like ramen, or steak... Thank you so much for being one of the few channels out there sharing this incredibly helpful video 😍😍🙏
Thank you for sharing this! I am making some fake cakes for my daughter’s birthday party, and I was really overwhelmed until I watched your video. Kudos!!
i've been fake baking for 2 years before I discovered I'm not the only one who does this!! I've created my own methods using foil and plaster cloth, so can't wait to experiment with caulk, spackling, joint compound and all your other ideas. I havve 2 questions 1.) Are any of these products toxic? Gap fill foam? 2. I can't make powdered sugar. I gloss seal everything and the gloss sprays make the powdered sugar [baby powder] imvisible. Thank you!!
Yes, some of the products are toxic. For powdered sugar I use joint compound powder, but you can't put sealer over it. You have to just let it be powdery like real powdered sugar would be. I used baby powder in the past but it doesn't stay on no matter what adhesive I use. Joint compound works better for me.
Thanks so much! I am so thrilled you popped up on You Tube! I make fake deserts, pancakes, bread, etc...QUESTION: I was wondering if you can use Plaster of Paris ( I think that's how to spell it) in making my ice cream thicker? Thanks
Thanks Cassie! This is a great video. I wish I had seen it when started. I love your videos. I have learned a lot from them. Keep up the great work and thanks very much for your tutorials! ❤
Good morning , I made fake fruit small tarts with polimer clay and fake fruit, what can I use to make them look shiny please? I love your videos thank you
Amazingly informative. Everyone should watch this first that is just beginning. It would help so much in the mistake process. Thank you for your helping me learn more.
Wow… thank you so much for all your knowledge of fakebaking. I am new to this hobby and love it!!! Your videos are easy to follow and and end product is so realistic. Look forward to all your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Cassie, with the spackle how long does it take to fully dry and how should it feel once it is? Does it dry rock hard or squishy? Does it have some flex to it? How hard wearing is it? I couldn’t find this info in your other vids but might have missed it. Thankyou!
It will dry hard. The thinner edges will feel a little flexible but if there's any squishy feeling, it's not fully dry. It's hard to give a time because it will vary depending how thick it is and weather can affect drying time. For a mug topper, probably a few days to fully dry.
@@CassieSmallwood Thankyou Cassie that’s a big help. I’ve made a lot of test pieces to work out drying time etc. the spackle I’m using says it’s also for exterior use, do you know if that means it will have some weatherproofing? I’m in the UK so can’t get the DAP annoyingly.
Not a dumb question at all. I don't think you'll get the same results with joint compound because it's not as fluffy as lightweight spackling, but you can give it a go and see. Don't be afraid to try. That's how I figure out some of my best things!
I'm not sure what brands are sold in the UK but it's epoxy resin that is used for things like syrup and if you're making a drink in a large glass you'll want deep pour resin. You should be able to find both on Amazon.
From what I've seen, the people making fake food purses purchase a plain purse and decorate it. I don't know if you could make something hollow with clay that would hold up to the use that a purse gets.
@@BubbieBearCreations I hadn't heard of them, but just looked it up. If you want to make the foam clay hollow, you could put tissue paper inside or paper towels to hold the foam clay apart until it dries. It's kind of weird that none of the photos on that site show the opening for the purse. I would want to see that before I purchased. I'd love to see yours if you make one!
Thank you...I'm quite interested in fake baking from awesome creators like yourselves, you included who do awesomely intriguing bakes. You.peepthisyall.the pink tree. Crafting with Barbara. 👍🏽 🌺🥰🦋🌈🌻✌🏽💪🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁❤️❤️❤️
Love the video! Super informative! I wanted to add a tip or "ingredient" to your already amazing list.
Basic kitchen sponges (the ones without the scrubber side) are really great for cake slices. You can cut them into whatever shape and they work perfect for a regular triangle slice of cake. They sell cheap off brand ones at the dollar tree. They come in different bright colors, usually 4 in a pack, sometimes more. I think the ones I have are like pink, green, and orange. You can paint them to look like whatever flavor, but I like leaving them the bright colors and making like a rainbow layered cake slice.
Sounds like a fun project...I have colored sponges
Thank youuuu! I want to make stuff for myself but materials can be expensive especially if i mess stuff up and just waste supplies and I dont know where to start with supplies. This is so helpful and your stuff is sooo pretty! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful for you.
The best !! Explain about fake baking … thank you so much
Thank you!
Hi!! Super interested in this skill and thank you for this informative tutorial!! I'm interested in doing this for a big school project and would really love to know for people lacking experience like me, would it be possible to create a food gallery with international dishes. Would be really greatful if you can share some tutorials for full dishes like ramen, or steak... Thank you so much for being one of the few channels out there sharing this incredibly helpful video 😍😍🙏
Thank you so much!! I LOVED your info! New to the fake-bake community and you are AMAZING!!
Thank you! I'm so glad you found it helpful 😊
Thank you for sharing this! I am making some fake cakes for my daughter’s birthday party, and I was really overwhelmed until I watched your video. Kudos!!
I'm so happy it helped!
i've been fake baking for 2 years before I discovered I'm not the only one who does this!! I've created my own methods using foil and plaster cloth, so can't wait to experiment with caulk, spackling, joint compound and all your other ideas. I havve 2 questions 1.) Are any of these products toxic? Gap fill foam?
2. I can't make powdered sugar. I gloss seal everything and the gloss sprays make the powdered sugar [baby powder] imvisible. Thank you!!
Yes, some of the products are toxic. For powdered sugar I use joint compound powder, but you can't put sealer over it. You have to just let it be powdery like real powdered sugar would be. I used baby powder in the past but it doesn't stay on no matter what adhesive I use. Joint compound works better for me.
Hi, I came across your fake bakes and omg do I love them, I can’t stop watching all the stuff you have made! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you so much, Heather! 🥰
Thanks so much! I am so thrilled you popped up on You Tube! I make fake deserts, pancakes, bread, etc...QUESTION: I was wondering if you can use Plaster of Paris ( I think that's how to spell it) in making my ice cream thicker? Thanks
I've never tried it but seems like it would work
Thank you so much for your excellent and informative video. I learned a lot and appreciate you sharing your expertise! 👍🏻
Thank you 😊
Extremely helpful, thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊 Thank you for watching!
This video is so helpful, thank you so much for sharing!
I'm so glad you liked it 😊
Thanks Cassie! This is a great video. I wish I had seen it when started. I love your videos. I have learned a lot from them. Keep up the great work and thanks very much for your tutorials! ❤
Thank you so much 😊 💓
Thank you
You're welcome 😊
Very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 🥰
Wow! Thank you so much for this! ❤
You're welcome! Glad you liked it!
Thank you I was just trying to figure out what to order to start making fake bakes. This helped me tremendously. Have a wonderful day. 👠👡
Thank you ❤️ I'm so glad to hear that!
Super helpful, thank you ❤
Thanks for watching 😊
Very kind of you to share your wisdom! Thanks so much:)
You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching 🥰
This is a great video. Thank you so much for making this. New subscriber. Love your fake bakes. TFS
Thank you, Patti! 🥰
Good morning , I made fake fruit small tarts with polimer clay and fake fruit, what can I use to make them look shiny please?
I love your videos thank you
What part are you trying to make shiny?
Cassie I love this 😀 😍 you coved it all in one video great for beginners
Thank you ❤️ 😊 I wish I knew all of this when I started!
Thank you, this video is soooo helpful 😊 the most problem I see, is to find all the materials here in Germany
A lot of it is at the home improvement stores. Or maybe you can get it on Amazon?
Awesome! Thanks so much!!!!
You're welcome 😊
Amazingly informative. Everyone should watch this first that is just beginning. It would help so much in the mistake process. Thank you for your helping me learn more.
Thank you for watching ❤️ I'm happy to hear it was helpful.
This is great , thank you . 👍❤
Thank you for watching!
Wow… thank you so much for all your knowledge of fakebaking. I am new to this hobby and love it!!! Your videos are easy to follow and and end product is so realistic. Look forward to all your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful 🙂
This is SO helpful to know - thank you for all the great info in one video. I will refer back to this from time to time.
You're welcome 😊 I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thank you so much. This was very helpful. I just started getting supplies to start. Appreciate you sharing the knowledge
I'm so happy it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🥰
I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You're welcome, Joyce! It's my pleasure.
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Hey Cassie, with the spackle how long does it take to fully dry and how should it feel once it is? Does it dry rock hard or squishy? Does it have some flex to it? How hard wearing is it? I couldn’t find this info in your other vids but might have missed it. Thankyou!
It will dry hard. The thinner edges will feel a little flexible but if there's any squishy feeling, it's not fully dry. It's hard to give a time because it will vary depending how thick it is and weather can affect drying time. For a mug topper, probably a few days to fully dry.
@@CassieSmallwood Thankyou Cassie that’s a big help. I’ve made a lot of test pieces to work out drying time etc. the spackle I’m using says it’s also for exterior use, do you know if that means it will have some weatherproofing? I’m in the UK so can’t get the DAP annoyingly.
Thank you Cassie! for your helping me learn more.
You're welcome! 🥰
Awesome job as always explaining all the products.
Thank you ❤️
Thank you so much for ALL this information. You now have a new subscriber.
Thank you for subscribing! 🥰
Thanks so much Cassie.
My pleasure 😊
Just watch you have explained thing really great going to start &try some for me &family &friends trays video so helpful😊
Thank you so much 🥰
Great tutorial. Very informative!
Thank you 😊
Hello i know this may sound like a dumb question but can u use lightweight compound for fake bakes instead of spackle
Not a dumb question at all. I don't think you'll get the same results with joint compound because it's not as fluffy as lightweight spackling, but you can give it a go and see. Don't be afraid to try. That's how I figure out some of my best things!
Great!! Video for us beginners 😊thank you!
You're welcome 😊
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Love the detailed info! Thanks!!!
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you!
It's my pleasure 😊
I really appreciate you. ❤Thank you for sharing
Thank you! I appreciate you too 🥰
Thank you for all the information. 💕
You're welcome 🥰
WOW! Thanks so much!
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching
Hi! How can I color silicone without the alcohol color?? Thanks!
You can use food coloring
Just Subbed🤗 Love your content, Blessings💞
Thank you, Latoya 🥰
@@CassieSmallwood, You're welcome 🤗
Wow thanks
You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching!
Awesome job...I love this..
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Thank you .. great video..
Thank you, Mary 🥰
Would you use air clay or the foam clay to make a slice of cheesecake?
I think foam clay, but I'd have to try it to know 100% for sure. This has been on my to do list for ages. I'm going to make a video soon.
Hi what is the resin called please to buy in the uk?
I'm not sure what brands are sold in the UK but it's epoxy resin that is used for things like syrup and if you're making a drink in a large glass you'll want deep pour resin. You should be able to find both on Amazon.
How would you go about making it hollow to make fake bake into a purse
From what I've seen, the people making fake food purses purchase a plain purse and decorate it. I don't know if you could make something hollow with clay that would hold up to the use that a purse gets.
@CassieSmallwood have you seen Rommydebommy purses theyre great
@@BubbieBearCreations I hadn't heard of them, but just looked it up. If you want to make the foam clay hollow, you could put tissue paper inside or paper towels to hold the foam clay apart until it dries. It's kind of weird that none of the photos on that site show the opening for the purse. I would want to see that before I purchased. I'd love to see yours if you make one!
Great video and ideas I didn’t know of..thank u..so glad I found u recently!!🩷
Thank you Cheri!
Thank you...I'm quite interested in fake baking from awesome creators like yourselves, you included who do awesomely intriguing bakes. You.peepthisyall.the pink tree. Crafting with Barbara. 👍🏽 🌺🥰🦋🌈🌻✌🏽💪🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁❤️❤️❤️
Thank you ❤️
Thank you! Great ideas
Thank you for watching!
Very helpful, thank you!!
Super helpful - thank you so much!
Thank ;you for watching!