I use canola oil spray. Spray the mould lightly, and the gum paste gets pushed in, wipe excess off with my thumb or cut with blade, and pop them out. Same with tappits. Roll the gum paste, spray the gum paste and tappits, cut out. Will never change the way either. I get success more than 99% of the time. I've had two letters in the past year not come out.. 😊 you should try it. Then there is no need to wait for freezer time.
+Sarah Le Moignan Thank you for your advise:) I used to do it with oil when I was only starting with my caking, but I didn't like it because everything was oilly after that. Maybe I was just using too much of that oil. I think everyone has to find the method that works the best for them :)
+Sarah Le Moignan the freezer method is good because the letters get hard (until they defrost) and they are easy to handle - they dont strech or change shape, so you can put them right on the cake or move them somewhere and leave them to dry hard :)
@@just_cake_it I have very thin letters in silicon mold. I tried to take letters out of mold after placing into freezer but they are all breaking. Dont know how to use this mold :/ any advise
it’s easier to take them out when they are from the freezer, they are hard then and not getting stretched out. so yes, I would say you have to put them in the freezer each time. if you need more letter, you just have to repeat the process few times
Did you use homemade fondant for this? Also I tried doing this the same way and I it kept tearing no matter how much powder sugar I used what should I do?
it will get sweaty after few minutes, so you have to work fast with the letters, but once you stick them to the cake and not touch them they will stop being sticky after a moment
I use canola oil spray. Spray the mould lightly, and the gum paste gets pushed in, wipe excess off with my thumb or cut with blade, and pop them out. Same with tappits. Roll the gum paste, spray the gum paste and tappits, cut out. Will never change the way either. I get success more than 99% of the time. I've had two letters in the past year not come out.. 😊 you should try it. Then there is no need to wait for freezer time.
+Sarah Le Moignan Thank you for your advise:) I used to do it with oil when I was only starting with my caking, but I didn't like it because everything was oilly after that. Maybe I was just using too much of that oil. I think everyone has to find the method that works the best for them :)
+cakezonepl yeah a very light spray and it dissolves. no oily residue. I should try the freezer method. :) Xx
+Sarah Le Moignan the freezer method is good because the letters get hard (until they defrost) and they are easy to handle - they dont strech or change shape, so you can put them right on the cake or move them somewhere and leave them to dry hard :)
@@just_cake_it I have very thin letters in silicon mold. I tried to take letters out of mold after placing into freezer but they are all breaking. Dont know how to use this mold :/ any advise
Doesn't work. Fondant sticks to my fingers & won't go in the mold.
Thanks! I was getting so frustrated with these moulds (they're extra small too) xD
Hi please where did you get yours from I mean the silicon mold is it a set
freda honey ...i got the same mould from Amazon UK.came from China.took a while t get here.
can i use it using melted chocolate compound?
thank u ❣
Silicon mold size where you buy this
Dziekuje! Thank you!
Aww thank you big help🥰
hi, what is the silver thing you used called?
do you need to put it in the freezer each time? what if you have to use the letters multiple times in a name or greeting?
it’s easier to take them out when they are from the freezer, they are hard then and not getting stretched out. so yes, I would say you have to put them in the freezer each time. if you need more letter, you just have to repeat the process few times
Which clay u used
Did you use homemade fondant for this? Also I tried doing this the same way and I it kept tearing no matter how much powder sugar I used what should I do?
I used store bought modeling paste, but you can add tylose powder to your fondant to make it a modeling paste
Try to rest your home made fondant for 3-4hrs or overnight
I ordered this mould on eBay but loads of my letters are closed up and can't get the fondant in properly! Any tips? X
I put some oil in the mould
Where i can find these moulds??
I wanna to order it.
Amazon, I just received mines a minute ago.
hello if I put the letters in the freezer after can I put them on a Fondant cake? thanks
+Cristina Grajales yes, of course you can put them on a fondant cake
Ok many thanks
+Cristina Grajales you're welcome:)
Where u bought and it's cost
I got it from Aliexpress, it was loooong time ago, but it was cheap,about 2$
Video is helpful. But the music is odd .
sorry for that
is the fondant not getting sweat after few minutes?
it will get sweaty after few minutes, so you have to work fast with the letters, but once you stick them to the cake and not touch them they will stop being sticky after a moment
Please where can I get this mold and is it a set
Gdzie kupic silikonowe foremki do literek
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Long thing pissing me off watching this