Please refer to the photo attached, and tell me what the actual name is for these pans, and where I can purchase them.

Please respond with PM if the name doesn't come up in the forum.

Thanks so much -

Theresa

Petal pans! Just cut down to size.

http://www.wilton.com/store/images/site_images/2105-2134_m.jpg

No Jamie, those are not petal pans from Wilton.
They will be from 'across the big pond'.......but I don't know where or the actual name of that style.

Thanks, Jamie, but that's too much work for me. I know they make them like that, because I've seen them, but I never thought I would need them, so of course, I didn't save the reference to them.

They used to be popular in the UK, and I could get them there, if I wanted to pay to ship them from overseas, but it would cost too much. I know someone sells them here, I just can't remember who.

Theresa

Oh. There are pans shaped just like that, in the picture?

Yeah, but I can't remember where I saw them. It was a domestic company. I looked on the GSA site, but didn't see them there.

I hope someone comes up with a name soon, I need this for a Christening cake on Sept 19.

Theresa

Neat....I like them! I've been looking online, can't find anything. I've googled "half wedge, half petal, flower shaped, wedge shaped, half round....everything. No luck yet.

i bet you could trim down cakes baked in the oval pans for this shape.

I tried, too, just looking at baking pans, but didn't come up with anything using the terms I know.

I checked the P&H wedding catalog, but didn't see them there, either.

I'm going to have to go to the UK sites and try to find a name for them.

Aine2 might know. Does anyone know where she is right now? Is she still stateside, or has she returned home?

Theresa

Huh. Looking closer, it almost seems like they could be tall 6" and 4" cakes arranged very closely together as well.

I had thought of doing that, but I only need cake for about 40 people, so I thought it would just be much easier to find the pans.

Thanks for your help, Jamie and sweetcakes. I'll keep on looking. If I find them again, I'll let you both know.

Theresa

Please do! Those are pretty cool!

I searched cloud cake pans and came up with this......

http://www.petalcrafts.com/regular-cake-pans.html


I am running out the door so I can't search any other sites, HTH.

Found them in New Zealand: http://www.cake-tins.co.nz/products_desc.asp?prsrno=22

And in Australia http://www.cakedecoration.com.au/product/4-scalloped-oval-cake-tins.html

BINGO! At least, now, we have a name to work with. Thanks!

Theresa

Hedda...that's gotta be it! I want them!

what fantastic pans! such an usual shape i have never seen those before glad you found what you were looking for

Man those suckers are really deep! Very cool shape. how in the world did you decide to search "cloud pans"???

I totally see a wedgwood or willow patterned or moroccan cake!!!

The dimensions say 3 inches deep, but that image sure makes them look deeper than that. I want them too - but so pricey!

L-O-V-E the look of those pans! Will have to add to my wish-list!

There is a online store in Florida that has them, I found it when I was searching for the pillow shaped pans. I can't remember the name but it would be in the thread about a month or two ago when someone was searching for the pillow shaped pans. If I find it, I will post it.

I found the website and they have all different sizes and configurations of the cloud pans. It is Fiesta Cake Supply and the website is www. supplies for cakes. com (remove spaces) The prices appear to be much cheaper than the link above. HTH

that is a beautidul cake..... they have them in mini sizes too on that same site...

Here is another version - somewhat like the ones you pictured - you may want to check these out too.

http://www.jankishlapetitefleur.com/v2/cakepan.htm

http://www.suppliesforcakes.com/product.asp?specific=211

I see these too. Guess you have to decide how many humps you'd like