Customer Reviews

Hand Molded Figures

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Basically I loved the figures that are presented in this book. If you take some time to make them, they can really personallize your cake and turn it into something very special that stands out.

What I didn't like was that there was only one color picture of all figures, and that the directions/instructions are all in black and white, and in such poor quality that the details are sometimes hard to see.

Put anyone one of these figures on your cakes & it will be noticed.They are fairly simple all you need is some time to do them.You can make them up several weeks in advance & still be able to eat them.Also with your help children can do these,it'll be like working with play-doh for them.Each figure has a finished color photo.It shows each individual piece that it takes to make a figure.It has a witch,santa,friar,hippo,puppy, owl,penguin,teddy bear,baby,clown,angel,golfer,businessman, lion,pig,horse,raccoon,cow,bunny and a snowman.A good book for your cake decorating library.

I was utterly disappointed with the quality of the book. Definitely not a book for people who expected colours and quality pictures. For a 26 pages (that includes printing on both front and back cover) book, personally I don't think it is value for money.

The book was awful. It looked like someone put the book together themselves from their home. I sent it back.

I touhgt it would be a little more advanced as per the figures shown. Even some of them are cute, I think it should be directed to little kids or persons with no experience in modelling at all. I probably would have wanted to have more information on to what ages was this book directed to before buying it.

I was disappointed with the quality of the book, the illustrations were in black and white and most pictures were very washed-out making it difficult to see details. The center fold pictures were in color but the photography wasn't well done. The booklet was only 25 pages and appeared to be self published.
It did have cute caricatures to model but they were lost in the poor photography.