Tuesday, January 24, 2012

cake board tutorial

Here's a tutorial on how to make your own cake board. This tutorial will save you about 10 bucks. All I had to buy was the board for a dollar at a dollar store.

You will need:
*A foam board that you can buy at the dollar store (I only needed one because my board is small)
*Spray adhesive
*Glue stick
*Scissors or a razor blade for cutting the rounds
*A plate or cake pan to trace your rounds as big as you want your board to be
*A pencil or pen to trace the rounds on your board
*Tin foil to cover your stacked rounds




Start off by tracing 3 rounds (however big that you want them) on a foam board

Use a razor or scissors to cut the traced out rounds




Spray and stack the rounds



Cut a piece of tin foil to cover your stacked rounds (I only needed one piece, but if your board is bigger than 10 inches, you going to need to overlay another piece of tin foil)

Cut the tin foil in a round, with an inch bigger than the board. Glue the side of the board that is going to be facing up, make sure you smooth out any bumps and place tin foil covered side down

Cut 1 1/2in cuts along the round of tin foil

Glue the strips of tin foil and fold the tin foil along the cake board


Finished cake board. Next you cover your board in fondant and add a ribbon for a border. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.. and cheap!

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