Cornelli Lace

Decorating By Melissa2000 Updated 22 May 2009 , 1:36am by icer101

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Melissa2000 Posted 21 May 2009 , 5:52pm
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What tip do you use..??? How do you know which way to go with it.. Sorry if dumn question.. They teach us how to do this in class.

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jammjenks Posted 21 May 2009 , 5:54pm
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I normally use tip#2 and make "R" and "S" shapes, making sure the lines do not touch. Start and stop at the edges of the design so you can cover the ends with a border of some sort.

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Scrumptious Creations Posted 21 May 2009 , 6:03pm
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Hi If you want a fine delicate lace use a supatube PME #1 tip and use royal icing. It's beautiful. Key: Just make curvey not straight lines and keep as close as possible without letting them touch.

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Melissa2000 Posted 21 May 2009 , 6:25pm
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Thanks... Guess the icing has to b pretty thin..

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brincess_b Posted 21 May 2009 , 7:51pm
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not really thin, i did it with my regular bc with a touch more milk. piped just fine icon_smile.gif do some doodles on paper to get used to just going with the flow in all sorts of directions.
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Loucinda Posted 22 May 2009 , 1:25am
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The tinier the tip, the more delicate the cornelli is. I also use the #1 - think s's, c's - just don't overlap - it is a beautiful effect when done correctly!

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icer101 Posted 22 May 2009 , 1:36am
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be sure to use a #1 tip.. s's and r's. and keep close together... if it is on a buttercream cake i use buttercream... if on a fondant cake.. i use royal icing.... just make it look delicate...

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