Downloadable Course Material
If you would like to approximately match the size of the artwork in the tutorial, print the downloadable files at 100% size. If you require your artwork to be smaller or larger, just adjust the print size accordingly.
Sugar Lattice Gazebo Course Material
This PDF document contains actual size colour coded templates for all the seperate elements of the gazebo.
While not everything on this list is absolutely required, these are the things used in this tutorial video.
Of course you are welcome to find alternative ways of doing things and we would love to hear if you've
discovered an easier method or better tool to achieve good results. Please note that some items may be listed as sets,
and it is usually recommended to have full sets, it may not be neccessary. In most cases, only one item from a set is actually used
in the tutorial. Please watch the tutorial before purchasing any items to make sure you are not buying anything you don't need.
Tools & Materials
Rolling Pins
Preferably with no scratches or dents.
Powder Shaker
Starch
Preferably with small holes.
Oil Cooking Spray
Colour should be as light as possible to prevent discolouration in the fondant or pastillage.
Hand Towels
Ensure fibers are not loose.
Needle or Pin
Serdar often uses a needle or a pin to remove air bubbles from underneath the fondant when coating a cake. They can also be used to pick up very small objects when decorating.
Perfection Strips
4mm (or 5mm, then rolled slightly thinner)
Used to roll dough (fondant, pastillage etc.) to an even thickness.
Basic Stationary
Pencil, eraser, ruler, sharpener etc.
Heart Shaped Cutter
17mm and 30mm
Thin Wood Chopping Board
(Or Cutting Mat)
Squeegee
Modified (please watch tutorial for more info)
Recipes & Ingredients
1Kg
A thick sugar paste, similar to gum paste, that can be molded into different shapes and forms. When dried, it is hard and brittle. Unlike gum…
Royal icing is a hard white icing, made from egg white and icing sugar (mix or pure). A little addition of an acidic substance like lemon…
Great tutorial. Trying this for an upcoming wedding. Thank you.
Great
Hi i wanted to know how strong would the gazebo be? Ie would ot be safe enough to travel with it long distances to venue? How can one be sure that it wont crack or fall apart on route?
If you travel for long distance you can use wooden skewers wrapped with rolled pastillage instead twisted plain pastillage for the posts . Thanks
Hello Mr.Yener. I made the gazebo and followed thoroughly the instructions but my lattice royal icing collapsed because they never dried well although I left them 5 days to dry. I think my royal icing is bad but I do not know why? It is not gluey why? Not sticky I mean
Hi sorry to hear that. If your royal icing is not sticking together that means the layers are dried before joined. I will suggest adding little more egg white may solve the problem. The other thing you can do, next day carefully remove the top plastic sheet and let it dry for another day. Thanks for the question.
Hello please may I know of what material is your window template?
I did not understand what you mean with “window” but I think you want to know about soft plastic templates. I am using file covers for ticker once or file separators for thinner need. If I am not answering your question. Please ask again with an example. Thanks
Hello Chef, just want to ask how long the gazebo will last? Is it still possible for gazebo will melt even when its already dried and hard? Thanks
Great lesson, greater teacher. Thank you
Hello I am from the Nina67 italia.ho contact acquired the sugar gazebo cool tutorial , I wanted to ask you a few things : how long must dry the components ? Overlapped those on board I have to dry them ? Grilles made with real ice how long to dry ? I d oil spry you can substitute with vegetable oil ? thank you ( I do not understand the English language I find it hard to understand ) thanks very much hope to succeed in business
Nit picking a little haha, but…how do you get into the gazebo? (Shouldn’t there be a panel with a entrance?)
Beautiful work though! I can’t wait to try it! Thank you!
There is a door with a hinge you can not see. Haha..
Great tutorial chef! Thank you for sharing your skills with us! I took your idea and went to an Office Supply store and bought a package of magnetic sheets (4 for $10). These have a flexible magnet on one side and vinyl on the other, and are designed to be used with an inkjet printer. You can print out an image and then stick the magnet to your refrigerator, for example. Anyway, I cut out your template for the gazebo’s side panels out of these sheets and secured them to a galvanized steel sheet from the hardware store (about $4)! No need to play with plastic sheets and a water spritzer!
Hi Roland Thanks for sharing your improvisation I will keep in mind to implement to another tutorial.
great idea Roland! thanks for sharing
Thank you Serdar for a fantastic video, just love your tutorials and the special techniques which you use, will be trying this for christmas.
Looking forward to this gazebo tutorial very much, I’m thinking of doing a miniature version on a pole as a dovecot, with birds of course! Looks fabulous in the picture. Thank you in advance.