Apr 3, 2015 · Well in this video I will show you how to make a book stack cake. each tier is decorated like a book and when stacked they make a great presentation which looks great. I hope you have enjoyed...

First, wrap your fondant around your cake leaving a small peep through the spine of the book and tuck it under your cake. Grab your clear plastic sheet and pop under your top fondant. This will ensure your fondant dries straight giving your cake a cleaner more realistic look.

To start, you’ll need to gather your ingredients and supplies. For the cake itself, you can use your favorite recipe, whether it’s chocolate, vanilla, or another flavor. You’ll also need frosting, fondant, and food coloring to create the book’s cover and pages.

Jun 16, 2014 · In this video I show you how to make quick and easy mini fondant books to decorate your cakes. You could also use modelling paste, sugar paste, flower paste or gum paste.

Color the fondant: Color the fondant or gum paste to match your desired book cover color. Roll out the fondant: Roll out the colored fondant to a thickness of about 1/8 inch (3 mm). Cut out the book covers: Use a sharp knife or fondant cutter to cut out rectangles that match the size and shape of your cake layers.

Buttercream and fondant are two popular choices when it comes to covering and decorating cakes. Buttercream offers a creamy and smooth finish, while fondant allows for intricate designs and a polished look. Both have their own merits, so choose the option that aligns best with your vision and skill set.

Cakes for Show demonstrates step-by-step how to make book shaped cake covered in fondant. I made this book cake for a Graduation party. I began with a 12" square cake.

Nov 1, 2024 · This page is bursting with fun and unique cake ideas for a book lover – think adorable miniature stacks of books, quirky and charming book-shaped cakes, and even full libraries made of frosting and fondant!

Mar 10, 2013 · I did an open book cake recently, and I sure wish I could have read this post first! It turned out good, but not as awesome as yours! Mine was for a Harry Potter theme, and I dyed my fondant a very pale brown and left some marbelization in there to make it look like old parchment.

Apr 7, 2014 · We would need a rectangular cake filled with your favorite filling. Place the template to start to make the shape of the book. 3. Once the cake is chilled with cover with fondant and with the tool we add the pages creases. 4. We add one page of lime green fondant and the other marble blue fondant.