Patchwork Cutters, founded in 1994 by Marion Frost, have been inspiring cake decorators for over 20 years. They offer various styles and ways to use the cutters on cakes, including embossing, bass relief, and free standing. The top three ways to use patchwork cutters are: imprinting in the cake, painting or appliqueing on top, and appliquing the pieces together with fondant.
In this tutorial, Sue Pinnick shows step-by-step instructions on how to make a wedding cake using patchwork cutters. The company also offers tutorials on creating bougainvillea flowers and brush embroidery. For a baby shower cake, a plastic patchwork cutter was used, and gumpaste ducks were made on the side.
The top three ways to use patchwork cutters are: imprint in the cake, paint or applique on top, and emboss designs with them on a cake top. Chef Alan Tetreault of Global Sugar Art demonstrates how to emboss designs with Patchwork Cutters on a cake top and paint them.
In addition to making cutouts, Patchwork Cutters can also be used to emboss onto fondant. Learn how to make beautiful and delicate butterflies with Patchwork Cutters and Mexican Paste.
📹 Patchwork Cutters – Making Cake Decorating Easy.
Patchwork Cutters have been inspiring cake decorators for over 20 years. The company was founded in 1994 by Marion Frost with …
📹 Patchwork Cutters – Easy Embossing
A tip on how to emboss a cake using Patchwork Cutters! Visit us at www.patchworkcutters.com.
i have tried emboss the cake with grapes and vines set – the smaller design. the cake was about 24h in the fridge and then i cover it with fondant (about 4 mm thick) with no problem. before i started emboss the cake, i tested it on fondant leftovers and design worked great. but when i emboss the cake, the design did not emboss well and when i pushed bit harder on embosser it cut fondant trough with outlines and the design in the middle was barely visible. i think it happened because the cake was very soft. is there any tip how to avoid that?