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The Last Waltz (Neal Elias): Mel's Wedding Cake
13 September 2010 - 9:59pm — Sara
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Some of you may have seen a photo of the Last Waltz I folded for Mel's wedding. Were you curious what it would look like on the cake?
I feel honored that my folded model was the center point of such a beautifully decorated cake. And it sure looks delicious! The cake, that is, not the fold. :)
Paper: 19.7cm by 56.6cm, tissue foil
Model: 7.5cm by 5cm by 12cm
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i had forgotten
Hey sara i had forgotten your wedding date when was it? Im sorry im poor at remembering things. Was this cake for your wedding or for someone else? And one more thing could I please get a close up look at the roses in the left and right bottom corners of the picture i want to see how they look. Are they the Miura ken beauty rose? or something else?
Thanks watitng for your reply :)
Not my wedding
As I'm not Mel, no, this wasn't for my wedding. Mel, a friend of mine, got married on the same day, so I couldn't make her wedding. However, I did fold this piece for her wedding cake. :)
My wedding was last Saturday.
-- Sara
hey sar. you might be interested in this
http://cp.c-ij.com/en/contents/2023/kissing-dolls/index.html
i know you dont do papercraft but you did embossing, kirigami, Origami, etc.
i just thought you would think this was "cute"
Wow!!
Hi Sara,
The cake topper looks absolutely great! I love the way the green color matches perfectly and I bet the cake was truly delicious! :) Great work! How was the model placed on the cake? Was it 'pinned' to the icing?
- Ancella
http://origamiancy.com/
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No Ancella, I just rested it on there. The model was not so light that it was in danger of being blown away! And it got a round of applause, Sara, by the way!
THANK YOU
Mel
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