Tiered Cakes

Decorating By yluvs2bake Updated 11 Jun 2008 , 2:41am by JanH

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yluvs2bake Posted 10 Jun 2008 , 6:30am
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I'm doing a last minute 3 tiered b-day cake for somebody and I'd appreciate any decorating suggestions......I've only seen layred cakes. And the colors are purple, silver and black. And she likes stars. I'm making 3 12'round cakes and gonna make stars out of foundant. If u have any ideas I would appreciate them. thank you. icon_redface.gif

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bashini Posted 10 Jun 2008 , 4:08pm
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Hi there, when I read your post one question came up. And that is why are you making three 12' cakes, if its a 3 tier cake. Doest it has to be in three different sizes like 12', 9' and 6'( something like that). Maybe its me but I'm a bit confused.

For the decorations, I would cover the bottom tier with dark purple and the second one with a lighter purple and the top tier with a lighter purple than the second one. Something like this,

http://www.cakethat.com.au/maree%20001t.jpg

There is only two tiers in that photo, but hope you get the idea.

You can make a topper with stars fixed into wires. You could do them with black and silver.Something like in these photos.

http://www.sedonaweddingcakes.com/images/star07.jpg

http://www.icingonthecakeuk.co.uk/userimages/Starburst%20-%20black%20&%20silver%20glittered%20close%20up.jpg

You can use a small star cutter and cut out some stars with black and silver and do a boader at the bottom of each tier. Like a black boarder at the bottom tier and a silver boader at the bottom of the second tier and again a black boader at the bottom of the top tier.

I don't know whether it will work, this idea just came to my mind. If you can do a sketch and see how it looks.

HTH. icon_smile.gif

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JanH Posted 11 Jun 2008 , 2:41am
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Originally Posted by bashini

Hi there, when I read your post one question came up. And that is why are you making three 12" cakes, if it's a 3 tier cake. Doesn't it have to be in three different sizes like 12", 9" and 6"( something like that). Maybe its me but I'm a bit confused.




bashini gave you great advice. icon_smile.gif

For assembling a 1st tiered cake:

http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopicp-5958955.html

HTH

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