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Step 1:
* Knead the fuchsia
with the white sugar paste until desired color
* Spread a small
amount of corn starch on the work surface to prevent the sugar paste from
sticking.
* Roll the sugar
paste with the rolling pin until desired thickness. |
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Step 2:
* Cut the hearts
with the nylon fluted heart cutter. Use the cutter which is the left one
up from the smallest cutter. Cut as many as desired to form the fan. Set
aside until they are completely dry. |
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Step 3:
* Cut the hearts
in half using the palette knife. |
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Step 4:
* Before using
the embroidery marker spray first with cooking oil spray and then wipe
off. Now it is ready to use.
* Place the embroidery
embosser on one side of the half a heart and press don slightly in order
to create the desired effect. |
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Step 5:
* Using a medium
size brush, spread the pearl dust over the heart pieces. This will give
them a beautiful shine. |
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Step 6:
* Using a medium
size brush, dust the embroidered image: Use red for the big flowers, green
for the leaves, and gold for the small flowers. Repeat this step with all
the heart pieces. |
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Step 7:
* Spread a little
amount of white chocolate on the front side of each heart shape (as shown
in the picture), this will act as a glue. Overlap each piece in order to
form a fan. |
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Step 8:
* Reinforce the
fan by spreading a small amount of white chocolate on the unions between
the pieces. |
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Step 9:
* Spread a small
amount of white chocolate on the back of the fan. Then, place the sucker
sticks. This will allow the fan to stand firm and secure on top of the
cake.
* Pipe melted
chocolate over the back of the sucker sticks for greater security. |
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For the cake: |
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Step 1:
* Mark the center
of the cake by making a small line on the parchment paper. This guide will
help you cut the cake in half. |
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Step 2:
* Turn the square
cake so appears as a diamond.
* Spread a small
amount of buttercream on one side of the square cake. Place one half of
the round cake against it. The buttercream will act as glue. Then repeat
this step with the other half of the round cake against the opposite side
of the square. |
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Step 3:
* Cover the cake
with buttercream. Use the spatula to spread it smoothly. |
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Step 4:
* Spread a small
amount of cornstarch on the work surface to prevent from sticking.
* Roll the sugar
paste with the rolling pin until very thin. |
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Step 5:
* Cover the cake
with the sugar paste. |
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Step 6:
* Make a gently
pressure with the 3-in-a- row quilting marker around the cake. |
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Step 7:
* Knead the red
with the white sugar paste until desired colour.
* Spread a little
amount of cornstarch on the work surface to prevent the sugar paste from
sticking.
* Roll the sugar
paste with the rolling pin until very thin. |
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Step 8:
* Cut the hearts
with the small size plunger. Cut as many as desired to decorate the quilted
area of the cake. |
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Step 9:
* Using the waterbrush,
moisten the back of each heart with water. Then adhere them to the quilted
surface of the cake. |
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Step 10:
* Mix the white
chocolate with red powder colour.
* Pour the chocolate
into the chocolate molds. (In this project the phrase used to decorate
the top of the cake was: "BE MINE". You could choose your favorite one.)
Then, put the mold inside the refrigerator until the chocolate is ready. |
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Step 11:
* Gently place
the fan on top of the cake. Make sure the fan is slightly tilted to the
back.
* Cover with
the metallic red tape 6 wires. Cut them, with an angle, in half and make
them curly using cylinders of different thickness.
* Use 2 roses
and leaves to complement the fan. |