Yes honey gold x I find it best to colour the fondant a similar colour to the lustre dust you wish to use as if there are any little parts that you may miss, it wouldn’t be as obvious x
Hi, this helps a lot, I've to do a rose gold cake in a few days, what I'm wondering though is can you do brush embroidery over this? I wouldn't want to pull the colour off it. X
Hi Mandy x I’ve never actually tried, but I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to. I would possibly leave it to dry/settle for a day before doing the brush embroidery though x
That looks so perfect! I have to do a gold top tier to go onto a black bottom tier and I'm super nervous about the gold transferring onto the black. Any tips please?
Thank you sweetie x x it can be difficult with transfer, especially with black. All I could advise is to be as precise with the placing of the tier so you don’t have to move it about and to also make sure the cake is left overnight before stacking any cakes so they have time to firm up, that will make it much easier x
I’ve not personally used any, but I’m sure there will be a brand out there that does them. Failing that, I would use standard colours and add some edible shimmer dust to it so it sparkles x x
Hi Hun x always allow your fondant to set over night before attempting to stack them, and use a cake lifter or something similar to help to lift your cake so you don’t have to handle it too much x
Hi its very helpful video. Plz could u tell how to do glitter effect on buttercream cream cake. I've searched so much, but cant find answer. Would i apply glitter first then paint it on the buttercream, also what kind of glitter is paintable. Also can buttercream cake can be refrigrated after paint & glitter. Thank you so much for your tutorial .
Hi there, I don’t/have never painted a full buttercream cake (just maybe a name). They can be placed in the fridge, but you would need to be very careful when bringing it back to room temperature as it could sweat and the paint could run or discolour. If I use glitter on a buttercream cake, I just use the non aerosol lustre puffs all over the cake once decorated x
I understand that this video is for tutorial purposes but question for you... Did you use a styrofoam instead of a real cake??? Is this the best way to learn how to cover a cake with fondant? Just curious. I have a wedding cake to do in November.
Hi there x yes I did use a polystyrene cake dummy for this (it’s currently on display). Using a dummy is a great way to practice covering cakes, just bare in mind that the dummy is significantly lighter than a real cake x
Hi there x I’ve never coloured fondant a champagne colour before, however I believe if you add a hint of pink and a very small touch of brown to your fondant, these may give you the colour you need. Alternatively, there is a new edible paint out by Sweetsticks, they do a champagne paint which can be painted straight into cakes. This can be purchased from www.chrissiecakesandsupplies.co.uk x hope this helps x
Fantastic job! Could I do a ganache this on a ganache cake? Also would I be able to do a ganache drip over the painted ganache or would it run the colour?
You can paint directly onto ganache. Adding a drip after may effect the paint slightly. Best thing to do would be to do a little tester to see how that turns out before going straight into a cake x
Can someone help me, can you put the painted cake back in the fridge after or will it affect the paint? EDIT: I did paint the buttercream in gold paint and it was fine in the fridge overnight! Just have to make sure the buttercream is very firm before painting. Thank you so much for replying xx
I wouldn’t advise putting a fondant covered cake in the fridge regardless whether it’s been painted or not. The fondant will sweat when brought back to room temperature x
Oh lol x I’ve personally never painted a buttercream cake. I tend to just colour the buttercream the colours I need. I know many ppl have painted a whole buttercream cake before. Not sure if they have put it in the fridge after, but I know you would need to be very gentle when painting it as not to ruin the smoothness if your buttercream x
Hello, thanks for the tutoral. Is the fondant originally colored or you colored it yourself. If you did were there no issues if fondant being to soft or cracks. Again which brand do you use. thanks
Hey colouring your fondant yellow before painting really makes a difference? Like does it make look more shinier or brighter or something like that? What if i paint on white Fondant. Will there any be large difference?
Colouring it a similar colour just helps with the covering of the paint (as in if you slightly miss a section, it won’t stand out as bad). You can leave if white, but depending on the paint, you may need more layers of paint to ensure it’s covered.
Thank you so much. All these times I was wondering what should I use to mix the dust. Thanks again. But I don’t have that rejuvenator. What can I use instead?
Rejuvenator spirit has a high alcohol content so it evaporates quickly when painted onto a cake. You could use a very high alcohol vodka (not the normal drinking one) or if you wanted or needed to avoid alcohol completely, you could use lemon extract x
What kind of edible dust did you use ? I'm having a hard time finding actual edible dust. It seems websites like Amazon market as edible but it is not.
is it okay if i wanna color it gold but i don't use similar color fondant? i don't have the food coloring. please give me an answer cause it's for my final exam and i have to finish it tomorrow:')
Hi Fatiha x rejuvenator spirit is a very strong alcohol (not for drinking) which evaporates very quickly leaving no trace/taste x it’s also know as dipping solution x I purchased mine from www.icedjemsshop.com
Rejuvenator spirit helps to turn edible dusts into a paint. It evaporates completely so leaves no after taste. Zoe’s Fancy Cakes sells this and also ships worldwide x
Hi would you be able to tell me how much Luster Dust I'd have to use for a 9 inch cake ? I'm making 3 to get the height I want but where I live , they only sell the 4gram Luster Dust and it's expensive .. Your response would be greatly appreciated
Hi Melissa x I honestly don’t know how much you would need for a 9” cake. I would recommend using the Colour Splash dust. It’s a 5g pot. The cake in the pic is 6” round approx 5” tall and I didn’t use the whole pot. So maybe 2 to be on the safe side. I purchased mine from www.icedjemsshop.com for only £2.35 each x hope this helps x
Hi do we have to put cream first and then fondant because I’m gonna make this similar but it’s my first time doing all these so if possible can yuh help me please 🙂
Hi there x I’ve painted onto small sections of buttercream, but never tried a whole cake before. I’m confident it’s doable, but I would say you would need to be a lot more careful as to not mess the buttercream up x
I've used gold lustre dust with the sugarflair rejuvenator, it just keeps getting dry and lumpy when ever I mix it together. Is there anything you can advice please
I would always use a large brush and do longer strokes where possible. It’s impossible not to have some streaks, but the buffing after can help to hide some of it x
Aah. Finally someone who actually answers questions. Loved this tutorial. Thank you x
Thank you sweetie x I always try to help where/when I can x x
Thank you for including all of the advice for getting the fondant smooth and the edges crisp. I'm feeling a lot more confident now!
Ahh I’m so glad to hear that x x 🤗
omg!!! you just changed my life!! i used dust paint sooooo wrong!!! thank you so much!!!
Your welcome my lovely x x glad I could help x
It's like make up a cake tutorial . Buffing n powdering. Wow. So clean n beautiful
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thanks for sharing your technique.
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Bravooooooo I like it.
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Thank you for sharing. I love this tutorial
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This is really beautiful, I love it. Thanks a lot 😘
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Nice 🍰. I wanted to know if I could use french buttercream to paint gold instead of fondant? Thx
Hi there x you can paint over buttercream, you just need to ensure it is fully crusted over and be a lot more gentle with it x
So Sugarflair honey gold was used to color the fondant prior to painting. Thank you so much
Yes honey gold x I find it best to colour the fondant a similar colour to the lustre dust you wish to use as if there are any little parts that you may miss, it wouldn’t be as obvious x
Hi, this helps a lot, I've to do a rose gold cake in a few days, what I'm wondering though is can you do brush embroidery over this? I wouldn't want to pull the colour off it. X
Hi Mandy x I’ve never actually tried, but I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to. I would possibly leave it to dry/settle for a day before doing the brush embroidery though x
That's great, OK thanks i wlll leave it as long as possible before I attempt it ☺ x
Beautiful work! Can I ask what brand of luster dust do you use?
I currently use Faye Cahill x this one would have been different though. Should be in the description box x
great video so helpful ! can you recomend a dust to give a nice bright silver - its for s silver wedding cake. thank you !
Hey hun x I always use the colour splash gold and silver x and if I need to brighten the silver I just add a little of the pearl shimmer x
@@NautyLittleTreats thats great, thank you so much ! x
Thank you so much for this. What brand of dust do you use and where can I get?
Hi Melissa x for this gold, I used the Colour Splash Pure Gold edible dust which I purchased from www.icedjemsshop.com x
That looks so perfect! I have to do a gold top tier to go onto a black bottom tier and I'm super nervous about the gold transferring onto the black. Any tips please?
Thank you sweetie x x it can be difficult with transfer, especially with black. All I could advise is to be as precise with the placing of the tier so you don’t have to move it about and to also make sure the cake is left overnight before stacking any cakes so they have time to firm up, that will make it much easier x
I like the marble teir can you show how
There subtle marble tutorial is also on here my lovely x it’s either the video before or after this one x
Thanks for this video it will help me, but do we have lust dust in red n green colour?
I’ve not personally used any, but I’m sure there will be a brand out there that does them. Failing that, I would use standard colours and add some edible shimmer dust to it so it sparkles x x
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How do you stack it without ruining it/getting any marks on it?
Hi Hun x always allow your fondant to set over night before attempting to stack them, and use a cake lifter or something similar to help to lift your cake so you don’t have to handle it too much x
Great tutorial. Question, what color should the fondant be before applying the gold duster?
You can paint directly onto white fondant if preferred, however I coloured mine using Sugarflair’s honey gold x
Nauty Little Treats would it better results coloring the fondant though? Or would it look the same?
Hi its very helpful video. Plz could u tell how to do glitter effect on buttercream cream cake.
I've searched so much, but cant find answer. Would i apply glitter first then paint it on the buttercream, also what kind of glitter is paintable.
Also can buttercream cake can be refrigrated after paint & glitter.
Thank you so much for your tutorial .
Hi there, I don’t/have never painted a full buttercream cake (just maybe a name). They can be placed in the fridge, but you would need to be very careful when bringing it back to room temperature as it could sweat and the paint could run or discolour. If I use glitter on a buttercream cake, I just use the non aerosol lustre puffs all over the cake once decorated x
where did you get the rejuvenator spirit in such a large container
I purchased it from Icedjemsshop.com x it’s the only shop I’ve seen it in x
I understand that this video is for tutorial purposes but question for you...
Did you use a styrofoam instead of a real cake??? Is this the best way to learn how to cover a cake with fondant? Just curious.
I have a wedding cake to do in November.
Hi there x yes I did use a polystyrene cake dummy for this (it’s currently on display). Using a dummy is a great way to practice covering cakes, just bare in mind that the dummy is significantly lighter than a real cake x
Hello,I been learning how to colour cakes from you but I have a problem,what should use to colour a cake so that it looks champagne
Hi there x I’ve never coloured fondant a champagne colour before, however I believe if you add a hint of pink and a very small touch of brown to your fondant, these may give you the colour you need. Alternatively, there is a new edible paint out by Sweetsticks, they do a champagne paint which can be painted straight into cakes. This can be purchased from www.chrissiecakesandsupplies.co.uk x hope this helps x
Beautiful! 😱 how much gold dust did you use on this?
I honestly don’t remember Hun, but less that 1 tub of that gold dust x
Very beautiful..we have to let dry in the room temperature or in the fridge?
Thank you hun x x just leave the cake out on the side (never put fondant in the fridge), it doesn’t take long to dry at all x
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is this also possible for buttercream frosting?
Hi there x I’ve personally not tried it, but I can’t see it being an issue as long as the buttercream is firm x
Fantastic job! Could I do a ganache this on a ganache cake? Also would I be able to do a ganache drip over the painted ganache or would it run the colour?
You can paint directly onto ganache. Adding a drip after may effect the paint slightly. Best thing to do would be to do a little tester to see how that turns out before going straight into a cake x
@@NautyLittleTreats thank you it worked! Was worried about chilling the cake for drip in case of condensation on paint but it was fine👍
@nauty little treats where can I get the gold dust? What gold dust did you use?
Hi there, I use Colour Splash ‘Pure Gold’ lustre dust which I buy from www.icedjemsshop.com
Can someone help me, can you put the painted cake back in the fridge after or will it affect the paint?
EDIT: I did paint the buttercream in gold paint and it was fine in the fridge overnight! Just have to make sure the buttercream is very firm before painting. Thank you so much for replying xx
I wouldn’t advise putting a fondant covered cake in the fridge regardless whether it’s been painted or not. The fondant will sweat when brought back to room temperature x
@@NautyLittleTreats Thankyou, I should have been more specific. I meant a buttercream cake covered in edible paint.
Oh lol x I’ve personally never painted a buttercream cake. I tend to just colour the buttercream the colours I need. I know many ppl have painted a whole buttercream cake before. Not sure if they have put it in the fridge after, but I know you would need to be very gentle when painting it as not to ruin the smoothness if your buttercream x
Good evening. Is it possible that an airbrush machine can be used?
Absolutely, I know many ppl who use airbrush machines on their cakes, even if it’s just a lustre x
Could you use this with a green luster dust to paint?
You can use any colour you prefer x x I just used gold as it was the theme of the cake I was doing x x
Can you mix the dust without alcohol. Love ur videos ❤️❤️
Thank you hun x x
You can use lemon extract as a substitute x x
@@NautyLittleTreats lemon extract or lemon juice or either?
I’ve never tried either of these, but I would try both, just a little at a time to see which you prefer x
@@NautyLittleTreats you can also use oil.
Wow Beautiful,so it's just a plastic icing only how can I make it with better cream.
You can paint onto buttercream, you just need to be much more careful and ensure the buttercream has crusted over x
@@NautyLittleTreats thanks🙏
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Hello, thanks for the tutoral. Is the fondant originally colored or you colored it yourself. If you did were there no issues if fondant being to soft or cracks. Again which brand do you use. thanks
I coloured the fondant using sugarflair honey gold. No issues with cracks, just don’t over knead and get the paste too warm x
Can I use yellow colour..on fondant then use gold dust for the gold effect?
What brand of luster dust did you use?
It was Colour Splash Pure Gold x I brought this from www.icedjemsshop.com x
Hi. Can i use color light brown fondant before applying the gold dust?
Yes that will be fine x
Hello. Does the fondant base need to be yellow? Or can it be white before painting?
It can be white, I just went for a similar colour x
Hey colouring your fondant yellow before painting really makes a difference? Like does it make look more shinier or brighter or something like that? What if i paint on white Fondant. Will there any be large difference?
Colouring it a similar colour just helps with the covering of the paint (as in if you slightly miss a section, it won’t stand out as bad). You can leave if white, but depending on the paint, you may need more layers of paint to ensure it’s covered.
@@NautyLittleTreats Thankyouuuu
Did you buttercream on the dummy before applying the fondant?
No, you can just use a little water or edible glue to help it stick. Sometimes trex will work too x
So easy but where to buy gold for my cake decorations?
I buy my gold dust from www.icedjemsshop.com x
Hi do you have vid on how you u did the bottom layer of cake looks marbled
Hi there x yes there is a video on the marbled tier. It would have been the one either before or after this one x
Lovely video. What did you cover the cake with please?
Hi hun x the cake would have been covered in fondant x
@@NautyLittleTreatsI know, I was wondering what was underneath the fondant. Thanks for replying 🥰
Thank you so much. All these times I was wondering what should I use to mix the dust. Thanks again. But I don’t have that rejuvenator. What can I use instead?
Thank you my lovely x x You can use a very strong vodka or lemon extract as a substitute x x
Can i use a regular water???
@@coyzanita2419 I think u should use rose water
Please what did you use on the fondant before painting it edible dust
Where did you find the acrylic smoother?
I purchased my smoothers from www.icedjemsshop.com x
Hi what is rejuvenator spirit??
Can we replace with something else??
Rejuvenator spirit has a high alcohol content so it evaporates quickly when painted onto a cake. You could use a very high alcohol vodka (not the normal drinking one) or if you wanted or needed to avoid alcohol completely, you could use lemon extract x
What kind of edible dust did you use ? I'm having a hard time finding actual edible dust. It seems websites like Amazon market as edible but it is not.
It’s Colour Splash Pure Gold, purchased from www.icedjemsshop.com x
I got mine today at Michaels and it was on sale for $2.49
Would you get the same results on coloured ganache? Thanks
I’ve not painted ganache before but many ppl do so I’m sure the effect would be similar if not the same x
Hi, what brand do you use for your gold dust?
I use Colour Splash pure gold which I purchase from www.icedjemsshop.com x
is it okay if i wanna color it gold but i don't use similar color fondant? i don't have the food coloring. please give me an answer cause it's for my final exam and i have to finish it tomorrow:')
You can paint directly onto white paste x I just try to use a similar colour x
Hi, in the description it just say's lustre dust can you please tell me what the brand is? Thank you
You can use any brand you like. This is a very old video so I think it may have been colour splash that I used x
What other options u use to rejuvenate the gold dust?
You can use rose water or lemon extract x
hi i'm fatiha from algeria its amazing i hope to do it but i don't knew what's the rejuvenator sprit and by what can I remplasse it please answer me
Hi Fatiha x rejuvenator spirit is a very strong alcohol (not for drinking) which evaporates very quickly leaving no trace/taste x it’s also know as dipping solution x I purchased mine from www.icedjemsshop.com
thank you so much for your answar and excuse my bad englesh i'm well in frensh
Your welcome x you English is brilliant my lovely x x
Hii! Can you tell me how many grams of gold dust did you use? I need to cover a 8by3 inch cake with gold dust😅
Hi there x I honestly can’t remember how much of the dust I used, but I know I know I didn’t use the full pot. The colour splash pots are 5g x
Hi just wanna ask, what is the use of rejuvenating spirit... Where can i buy ? Im in the philippines♥️...thanks a lot
Rejuvenator spirit helps to turn edible dusts into a paint. It evaporates completely so leaves no after taste. Zoe’s Fancy Cakes sells this and also ships worldwide x
Can you paint this on Swiss meringue buttercream?
I’ve never tried hun, sorry. But I don’t see why not x
What colour did you u used to mix two fondant
I used sugarflair 'honey gold' to colour the fondant first x
Nauty Little Treats thank u so much for quick response, it’s looks amazing and the sharp edges beautiful. Hoping to try ur technique soon
Hi would you be able to tell me how much Luster Dust I'd have to use for a 9 inch cake ? I'm making 3 to get the height I want but where I live , they only sell the 4gram Luster Dust and it's expensive .. Your response would be greatly appreciated
Hi Melissa x I honestly don’t know how much you would need for a 9” cake. I would recommend using the Colour Splash dust. It’s a 5g pot. The cake in the pic is 6” round approx 5” tall and I didn’t use the whole pot. So maybe 2 to be on the safe side. I purchased mine from www.icedjemsshop.com for only £2.35 each x hope this helps x
Any subtitute for rejuvenator spirit? Im from malaysia I guess we dont have this one...Thanks💕
You could use lemon extract as a substitute x
Nancy Ervas you can also use whisky (alcohol)
Can I use Rum?
Hello,what is the colour you used to colour you sugar paste is it yellow ?
It was sugarflair honey gold x
Hi do we have to put cream first and then fondant because I’m gonna make this similar but it’s my first time doing all these so if possible can yuh help me please 🙂
I’m not sure what you mean? But you will need to coat your cake with either buttercream or ganache before covering it with fondant x
Nauty Little Treats right that’s what I meant Thankyuh sorry I’m but confusing
Would I be able to use a cake stencil over this x
I’ve personally not done it, but I don’t see why not. As long as it’s had a chance to dry, it should be fine x
Did you use water to mix the dust?
I mixed the edible dust with rejuvenator spirit. You can use lemon extract or rose water as an alternative x
Is there any other alternative for rejuvenator spirit?
You could use rose water or lemon extract x
Hello, could I make a chocolate drip on top of the golden cake?
You can yes, I personally only use a chocolate ganache drip on buttercream cakes though x
@@NautyLittleTreats But if I add just a splash of chocolate without milk cream, do you think the cake will be damaged?
Can you tell me exactly what Rejuvenator spirit is?
It’s an alcohol (not for drinking), the alcohol does evaporate as it dries x
Heyy...can we paint gold o whipping cream cakes??
It’s not something I’ve tried hun, so not sure if it would work. Either way, the frosting needs to be firm before any painting can be done x
I heard that you can paint a Chantilly cake using a mist
Which color of fondant you used in this?
I coloured some white fondant with a bit of sugar flairs honey gold x
Can you use a buttercream instead of fondant?
You can, you just need to make sure the buttercream is firm/chilled before painting x
Hi which brand of edible gold dust are you using. Tanx
It’s colour splash pure gold x x
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Can you do this with a buttercream iced cake? Crusted buttercream?
Hi there x I’ve painted onto small sections of buttercream, but never tried a whole cake before. I’m confident it’s doable, but I would say you would need to be a lot more careful as to not mess the buttercream up x
Can i use water instead of rejuvenator spirit??
No, water won’t work. You could replace it with I believe rose water or lemon extract x
Which brand lustre dust do you use?
This particular brand was colour splash pure gold x
Can i use on ganache cake?
You can paint directly onto a ganached cake x
What liquid u mix in gold luster dust?
I use rejuvenator spirit also known as dipping solution x
What color and brand did you use for the gold dust?
Hi hun, I believe for this cake it was the colour splash pure gold x
Thank you so much 😊
where can I buy the acrylic smoother please? thanks
Hi there x I brought my acrylic smoothers from www.icedjemsshop.com x
Can I colour it on chocolate ganache
Yes you can paint on ganache x
What water did u use?
If you mean to paint the cake, it was rejuvenator spirit that I used to mix with the edible dust x
I've used gold lustre dust with the sugarflair rejuvenator, it just keeps getting dry and lumpy when ever I mix it together. Is there anything you can advice please
Hi hun x the alcohol does evaporate quite quickly so you do need to keep topping it up to keep the paint thinner x
That gold dust can eat???
Yes, this is an edible dust that I used x
What are the brands for edible gold luster and the liquid?
Hi there, the edible dust on this cake was colour splash and the rejuvenator spirit is sugarflair x
Hi there, the edible dust on this cake was colour splash and the rejuvenator spirit is sugarflair x
What kind of yellow is?
Tha fondant was coloured with honey gold and then painted with a gold edible dust mixed with rejuvenator spirit x
Hi i don't have rejuvenator can i use vodka instead
You can use vodka, but it would need to be a very strong one (not just the ones you buy off the supermarket shelf) x
Or you can use lemon extract x x
Can it be use lemon extract instead of that spirit liquid?
It can be, I just don’t think it will dry as fast x x
@@NautyLittleTreats what about rum/vodka instead?
Lemon extract can be used dear. It dried out so fast. I tried it and was so pleased with the results. Xx
Jamilah Salim will there be lemon taste afterwards?
How did you paint it so that it wasn't streaky? I tried it and it came out pretty streaky
I would always use a large brush and do longer strokes where possible. It’s impossible not to have some streaks, but the buffing after can help to hide some of it x
@@NautyLittleTreats thank you so much for the quick reply!! Ill try it out with a new brush
@@NautyLittleTreats what's the name or types of brushes you use?
@@NautyLittleTreats just asking, what's the name of the type of brush you use to paint on the luster dust?