I'm trying to find a photo of a cake that is basketweave. Done with the flower formers and royal icing. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?? I've tried to do searches but I can't seem to find it. I originally saw it in one of my cake decorating books.

Try the "Classes" gallery. I think you are talking about the one from the second WIlton class.

Wilton course II final cake. If you go to the gallery and look at the Cake Classes photos, I'm sure you'll find a lot of those cakes. Good luck!!

I don't think that was what I meant. You make the weaves on an upside down flower former. Let them sit over night than you push the indiviual weaves into the cake. HMM???

No no, you pipe the basket weave right onto the cake. Here are Wilton's instructions: http://www.wilton.com/decorating/basic/basketweave.cfm

Nope. I think there is a picture of it in the Wilton Tiered Cakes book or the Wedding Book. The weaves actually stick out from the cake. Not directly on the cake.

I know what you're talking about.

Using flower formers, pipe royal icing bands across and let dry. Then press into cake sides covered in bc.

There is a pic in one of Wilton's Bridal / Wedding cake books. I forget which one though.

Ha! I was hoping there was one on here but I can't seem to find one anywhere. I'm wanting to do it for a fair cake.