How to "quilt" the fondant on the sides only of a round cake?

I would like to make a fondant cake two levels with padded sides only. I need detailed directions on how to do this … I have no cake decorating tools, so if there is a way to do without, I would prefer otherwise, what tools are needed?

I bet I could do this without a special tool. I bet you could use a kitchen knife. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Http://www.sugarcraft. com / catalog / gumpaste / impression-mats / z-apply / quilting.htm You need to watch this. It explains everything you have questioned her and more. The illustrations and all. Beautiful result! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Method: 1) In his new Fondant (Rolled Fondant) covered styrofoam cake or dummy, put a sealer on top of the cake, this help stop the bleeding of the fingers the upper surface. 2) Take the marker pad and place the desired bookmark in the desired starting point on the cake. Make sure background point or curve is to play in the Council of the cake. Gently push the marker with a uniform pressure, you may want a bit of rock marker for side by side Full print, depending on the size of the cake. (See Figure 1) 3) If the top of the cake does not have a finished pattern to perform the steps described in (2), marker roll over the top of the cake to complete the pattern. (See Figure 2) the score line back to the base of the marker on the cake board and joins the then click on the fondant again. Continue around the cake in the same manner until complete. 5) Once the cake has been padding can be added ornaments to boards. Pipe a small amount of royal icing or melted chocolate on the finish desired parts and then stick to the boards.

Christening / Baptismal Fondant Cake with Teddy Bear theme