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Re: Bowling Pin Cake

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Posted by deanna on May 18, 2008 at 17:31:28:

In Reply to: Bowling Pin Cake posted by Joyce on May 05, 2008 at 06:23:32:

I would use a board that has a dowel screwed into it so that there is no chance of it moving. Then stack the cakes with the dowel runnign through the center. I would freeze a rough shape then carve it out and cover in fondant. Good luck! I would love to see a picture of it when it is done.

: I would like to make a stand up bowling pin cake about 10" high. Does anyone have instructions or ideas how to do this<

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: I would use a board that has a dowel screwed into it so that there is no chance of it moving. Then stack the cakes with the dowel runnign through the center. I would freeze a rough shape then carve it out and cover in fondant. Good luck! I would love to see a picture of it when it is done.  


: I would like to make a stand up bowling pin cake about 10" high.  Does anyone have instructions or ideas how to do this<



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