Steps 1 Heat oven to 350°F (325°F for dark or nonstick pan). Grease or spray bottom and sides of 13x9-inch pan. 1 Cut a guitar shape out of poster paper in the size you want your cake. Guitars come in all sorts of shapes, so look up pictures online. Once you've decided on the shape of your guitar, sketch it out on a sheet of poster paper. Cut the guitar out once you're done. [1]
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How to make a Guitar/ ukelele cake Recipe: http://howtocookthat.netSUBSCRIBE : http://bit.ly/H2CThat Become a VIP: http://bit.ly/H2CTemailHow To Cook That. 1 Heat oven to 350°F (325°F for dark or nonstick pan). Grease or spray bottom and sides of 13x9-inch pan. This is a short tutorial on how to raise the neck of a guitar cake off the cake board to make it look more realistic. Show more Show more Created using YouTube Video Editor GUITAR CAKE. Learn how to make. - YouTube 0:00 / 24:29 GUITAR CAKE. Learn how to make. BENCH ARTIST 34.4K subscribers Subscribe 1.8K 118K views 2 years ago Making this guitar cake without.
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Learn how to make a guitar cake, covered in fondant, step-by-step. I made this acoustic guitar cake for the music festival in our neighborhood. Pin this post for later! A few years ago, when we were setting up an above ground pool, we heard music coming from the housing complex a street above ours. Cut the cake away to get the guitar shape making sure wherever you use the pieces as part of the shape, you use icing to hold it together. Cover the white area of the guitar using white icing and star tip #18. Next, cover the black area using black icing and the same size star tip. The swirls pattern on the guitar cake. To make the fondant swirls, glue the swirls pattern paper template onto the sides of a 9 inches round cake dummy. The dummy has to be of the same diameter as your cake. Next, place a layer of parchment paper on it. Secure the sides with tape so that it does not move. Shaping the fondant Next is cutting the guitar cake topper body in fondant. I used white fondant that has been mixed with CMC. Roll it to about 1 cm thickness. Place the paper template on the rolled fondant and used your sugarcraft knife to cut it along its outline.
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THE GUITAR BODY - THE CAKE. Use any cake recipe you like or you know and you have already tried before. It will save you a lot of time. The cake was made by my mum - she used the largest cake sheet pan she had (28cm x 40cm/11 x 15inch) and baked 3 cake "bases". Bake it 3-4 days in advance and store wrapped in the fridge or pantry. Decide how big of a guitar you want to make and roughly sketch it out on a piece of foam board or parchment paper. Keep in mind the size of a typical slice of cake for a party is 1 1/2″ x 2″. All of the cakes above required two sheet cakes and fed approximately 40 people.
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Step 1: Materials and Template To make this cake, I first had to create the template. I traced a guitar. It took 4 sheets of 8x11 paper. I scanned the tracings, put them together and shrunk the body of the guitar to fit on one 8x11 sheet of paper. I also traced the head of the guitar and shrunk it down to be (somewhat) proportional to the base. I first baked a 1/2 sheet cake, 11×13 cake and two 9″ cakes. I let the cakes cool and then placed the 1/2 and 11×13 cakes on a covered piece of cardboard. I then cut out the shape of the guitar, the 1/2 sheet cake as the body of the guitar and the 11×13 sheet cake as the neck and head.
