
I have made a quick tutorial, on how you can cover a cake board with rolled fondant and finish it with a satin ribbon. If you like, you can dress up your cake board by using embossing tools on the fondant. This is a sweet idea to use, if you are making a cake stand with rolled fondant covered cake boards.
Tip! You can save rolled fondant left overs (clean and without any crumbs and buttercream of course) when you have covered a cake and use them instead of using new fresh rolled fondant for the cake boards.

This is what I have used:
Cake board
Rolled fondant
Piping gel
Flat pastry brush
Rolling pin
Cornstarch (for dusting)
Metal pin (for popping air bubbles)
Fondant cake smoother
Small sharp knife (not showing on the photo)
Double sided tape
Satin ribbon (12mm)
Scissors
Optional:
Embossing tools
Step 1:
Brush the cake board with piping gel and roll out the fondant to a 3-4mm thickness. You should roll out the fondant so that its about 1/2″ wider than the cake boards size.

Step 2:
Place the fondant over the cake board, Use the fondant cake smoother to get it nice and smooth. If there are small air bubbles use the metal pin to “pop” them.

Step 3:
Hold the cake board in one hand and cut off any excess fondant. Just follow the edge of the cake board while you cut. Gently smooth the rough edge with your fingers. Use embossing tools now before the fondant dry. Set aside the cake board and let the fondant dry for a couple of days.


Step 4:
Attach the double sided tape around the edge of the cake board. Then the ribbon.

This is how it looks when you use embossing tools on the cake board.

Happy Caking!
Louise













52 comments
Mpaula_30 says:
Jul 11, 2011
Hermoso y delicado. muchas gracias.
Mpaula_30 says:
Jul 11, 2011
Hermoso y delicado. muchas gracias.
Lorena says:
Jul 11, 2011
Wonderful!! Thanks!
Lorena says:
Jul 11, 2011
Wonderful!! Thanks!
Viegas Diana says:
Jul 11, 2011
Awesome
Viegas Diana says:
Jul 11, 2011
Awesome
shikha says:
Jul 11, 2011
Thank you for the lovely tutorial, love your articles…
Maria - Greece says:
Jul 11, 2011
You are fantastic, just i will a birthday event in a few days and i need it so mush this tutorial!
Thanks!!!!!!