Tools Required:
•Geraldine's
Lace Mat Sheet (#GLMS01 to #GLMS38)
•ML
Royal Icing Mix (#MLRIP1)
•Palette
Knife (#TPK1008)
•Off-Set
Handle Spatula (#TSOB04)
•Gum
Arabic
•Spray Oil (ie. Pam)
•Basket
Cellopahne Wrap
•Paper Towel
•Non-Toxic
Disco Dust - Optional (#EA960 to #EA975)
Method:
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1) Prepare your royal icing. If using a mix be sure to follow the recipe exactly.
(HINT: Add a pinch of Gum Arabic to your royal icing as this will make the lace pieces have more strength)
2) Cut a piece of basket cellophane
wrap 11" x 7". Wash both sides, bew sure to dry the cello wrap very will
with paper towel.
3) Spray a small amount of spray
oil onto the cello wrap.
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4) Wipe the cello wrap with a paper towel to coat the enitre surface with a light film of oil.
5) Lay the desired lace mat sheet
on the oiled side of the cello wrap.
6) Using the offset spatula and
royal icing spread a thin amount over the entire mat.
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7) Make sure that each cavity is
filled entirely and that there are no holes. 8) Scrap the mat clean using
the side of the blade of an offset spatula. You may find it easier to do
one half and then the other.
9) At this stage you may wish to
add colouring to the pieces. Leave the mat down to ensure colour only where
you want it.
If colour is not needed proceed
to Step 11.
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12) Continue remvoing the mat from the cello wrap and lace pieces in a gently motion.
13) Allow pieces to thoroughly dry
before using. Preferably Overnight!
14) Once Dried, use the palette
knife and gently slide it under the lace piece in order to pick up from
the cello wrap.
If you find it easier, you can gently
curl the cello wrap while sliding the knife under.
15) From the Palette knife you can
adhere them on the cake using royal icing.