Cake! magazine by Australian Cake Decorating Network May 2014 | Page 164
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Step 7:
Once you have completed your
design, you can add some shine
and shimmery accents with some
lustre dust. You could brush it over
your whole pattern dry (or on specific areas), or combine with some
alcohol/ rose spirit to create a lustre
paste to easily brush onto specific
brushed areas. I have left mine
natural, so I create more of a rustic,
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To follow through with the design and brush
embroidery for a party or special occasion,
you can also incorporate dessert products
like macarons, cupcakes and cookies, complimenting them with the same brush embroidery pattern that is on your cake. Follow
the same guidelines for piping and brushing
on all the dessert items. I have piped mine
freehand, eliminating the need for a stencil/
tracing, due to these items having a much
smaller surface space. This also lets you improve your artistic skills, and gives you more
practice with this style of piping.
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