Vintage Bronze Cake Decorating and Baking Tutorial

In the first lesson, Marc shows you how to heat up your isomalt to create a rock like texture for the cake.

Marc shows you his technique for  covering a square cake with nice sharp edges.

Now that you have your isomalt prepared and ready, Marc shows you how to stick it to the bottom tier using piping gel.

In this lesson, Marc creates a beautiful marble effect for covering the top 2 tiers.

Here, Marc shows you how to cover the top of the cakes with a sharp edge finish.

Marc shows you how to cover the middle tier with a sharp edge finish.

Now we move on to covering the top tier once again with a sharp edge finish.

Now, with the left over fondant; Marc shows you his top secret technique to creating the concrete effect.

It’s now a case of bringing the three tiers together and you begin to see the amazing overall effect.

Marc now attaches the concrete effect fondant to the cake.

Marc uses a small flower mould to add a little more decoration to the cake.

Marc uses a variety of colours to paint the cake in order to achieve the vintage bronze look.

In this lesson, Marc dusts up the concrete effect to bring each of the tiers together.

In this short lesson, Marc shows you how to add a ribbon and transfer the cake to the board.

Now, Marc teaches you how to create the wafer paper flower petals. He then dusts the petals to match the cake.

In this final lesson, Marc assembles the flower then places it on the cake.

In this lesson, Marc discusses some other ideas you can use for your own designs.

Everything a pro needs to know about selling a cake like this.