15 Comments
Sandy
7/7/2015 05:33:55 am
lovely
HowToCAKEThat.com
7/7/2015 07:08:23 am
Awww! Thank you, Sandy! :)
Ursula
7/7/2015 05:49:34 am
Fantastic...thanx
HowToCAKEThat.com
7/7/2015 07:09:17 am
Awww! You're very welcome, Ursula! Thank you for the kind comment! :)
HowToCAKEThat.com
7/7/2015 02:20:05 pm
Hi Gali, Thanks so much for the nice comment! Yes, gelatin plastic is neat stuff!! Let me know what you think of it! :)
Lisa
7/7/2015 11:55:02 am
I have made this before. You can use 7up or Sprite instead of water gives it a nice flavor.
HowToCAKEThat.com
7/7/2015 02:21:26 pm
Hi Lisa! That's awesome! I would have never thought to use clear soda in place of the water! Very clever!! Thanks for sharing!! :)
Robin
11/17/2015 09:50:09 am
Am new to using gelatin. Need some snowflakes. Could you use a craft punch on the plastic?
Jennifer (HowToCAKEThat.com)
11/17/2015 09:59:29 am
Hello Robin! Although the gelatin plastic is flexible, it may become brittle under the pressure of a craft punch. I have, however, had success using a craft punch to make snowflakes using Icing sheets. If you check out my cupcake wreath tutorial, you will see where I used this technique on the icing sheet. The icing sheet snowflakes will be very delicate, so make plenty extra! If you are hoping for clear snowflakes, I recommend checking Global Sugar Art to see if they have a snowflake mold for gelatin. Or if you have experience using isomalt, maybe use a high-temp snowflake sugar mold. :)
Robin
11/17/2015 11:26:57 am
Thanks for the information. I had thought of the icing sheets as well. They would definately be a lot easier.
Milagros
9/6/2016 12:17:46 am
cezar
10/11/2017 08:22:12 pm
can i use silicon mat instead of plastic cover?
Jennifer (HowToCAKEThat.com)
10/12/2017 10:45:47 am
Hello! Yes, a silicone mat can be used, but the results will not be the same as if you used a sheet of plastic. The silicone mat will cause the liquid to gather into a thick puddle instead of a thin coating. And this thick puddle will dry very wavy and warped and with a yellow color instead of clear. Also, it will pick up any texture on your mat if your mat is textured like mine is :). I definitely recommend using the plastic over the silicone if at all possible! Leave a Reply. |
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