Game of Thrones fans, rejoice! Season 8 (dan Final) telah tayang. Tidak sabar kan menunggu tiap episode ada tiap minggu? Sambil menunggu tiap minggunya, bisa nih dipakai untuk coba bikin cake yang unik. Kalau kamu bingung mulainya dari mana, ini koleksi dari Game of Thrones untuk inspirasimu membuat kue yang menarik.
1. Stone-Cold Dragon
You can count on Joshua John Russell to dream up a show-stopping design! Here, he pays homage to George R.R. Martin with his marbled fondant cake, topped with an unmistakable sharp sword. Watch him make it on
Man About Cake !
2. Multi-tiered Awesomeness
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Mel's Amazing Cakes
U.K.-based
Mel's Amazing Cakes used a combo of fondant and gum paste to create some of the show's most popular characters, which are perched atop tiers decorated like a dragon egg, the Iron Throne, castle gates and golden crowns. Royally impressive!
3. Take a Seat
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Cindy's Cake Creations
While it may look like this cake is topped with a metal sculpture, it's actually a completely edible homemade Iron Throne topper. This fondant marvel by
Cindy's Cake Creations in Melbourne, Australia, required hundreds of tiny swords sculpted one by one, which "wasn't as fun as it sounds," according to the baker. But if you ask us, it was sooooo worth it.
4. Crack Those Eggs
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Sticky Sponge Cake Artists
Believe it or not, aside from a few supports for the lid of the chest and the dragon wings, this creation by
Sticky Sponge Cake Artists in the United Kingdom is entirely edible. The sword and chest are made from hardened sugar, and the dragon is sculpted from modeling chocolate. The dragon eggs themselves are made from chocolate, and here's the kicker: they have jelly snakes inside!
5. Buttercream Magic
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Liv For Cake
If you're all about buttercream, this is the Game of Thrones cake for you. Blogger
Liv For Cake has cleverly concocted a "dragon scale" effect by using creative color mixing and piping techniques. She swirled a little red and green buttercream into her gray, then
piped buttercream into dots and spread it slightly, using an offset spatula to get this super-cool texture. A little gold pearl luster dust adds a final magical touch.
6. So Sharp
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Whipped Bakeshop
Philadelphia's
Whipped Bakeshop started this cake with a
perfectly smooth layer of fondant . Then, the snow white canvas was topped with a fondant direwolf emblazoned with the show's tag line "winter is coming," and finished with handmade silvery swords. Fierce!
7. Cupcakes for All
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Afternoon Crumbs
These clever cupcakes by U.K.-based decorator
Afternoon Crumbs feature a variety of handmade Game of Thrones toppers, including the Stark family seal, the "Hand of the King" pin motif, Arya Stark's so-called "kill list," dragon eggs and yes, even a disembodied head. The cupcakes themselves are chocolate, filled with salted caramel, and topped with peanut butter frosting, so they definitely taste as good as they look!
8. Faux Pigeon Pie
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A Table For Two
Technically this one isn't a cake, but it's too impressive not to share! Loyal fans will remember the ginormous pigeon pie served at Joffrey's wedding. This pie, featured on the Australian blog
A Table For Two , is an homage to that pie (but with far more appetizing ingredients). Mushrooms, leeks, chicken stock, cream and spices make up the savory filling, which is wrapped in homemade pastry that's been painstakingly molded to resemble the pigeon pie featured in the show.
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The shells that the ocean cast at your feet last summer -- the ones you so
fastidiously collected -- make lovely remembrances of the season with
candles formed inside them. Deep shells like scallops, clams, and
quahogs work best and burn longest.
To create this illuminating centerpiece, place a glass vase inside another
that is slightly larger (secure them with floral adhesive), and then pour
tinted water in between them. Pillar candles are best for this project;
not only are they pretty, but their weight will further anchor the interior
vase. For added light play, make a series of these centerpieces in different
shades of the same hue (a few extra drops of food coloring will yield
the desired contrast).
Light up a table with this sand-and-shell centerpiece. Use candle adhesive
to secure slender tapers to the bottom of a clear glass vase. Carefully pour
in a few inches of sand, then arrange shells on top. Besides refracting the
candlelight for added ambience, the vase will protect the flames from
breeze.
Light shines through these thin paper sheaths, creating a gorgeous glow
at your outdoor party.
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Supplies:
Directions:
1. First, be sure that your chain will fit in the envelope you chose. I decided to make my chain about 6 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide to fit in an A7 envelope. Draw tick marks every 3.5 inches (or whatever width you chose) on the top and bottom of the paper for how many people you want to cut out (I chose 6).
2. Cut out your rectangle and score the paper vertically between each set of tick marks. This will make folding easier and more accurate. Then, fold the paper accordion style.
3. On the top of the stack draw the shape of your person. Be sure to draw the arms and legs to the edge of the paper so that they will be attached into a chain after you cut it out.
4. Next, cut out the person shape and open up your masterpiece chain! Decorate your ladies with dresses of your choice and different hairstyles to personalize them. I also drew faces and painted their names on each one.
5. To complete the set I wrapped a band of paper around the chain and information card and wrote the name of the person I was to be sending it to.
Source Article : https://www.oncewed.com/diy-wedding-blog/diy-bridesmaids-cards/
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