How To Finish Edges Of Frozen Buttercream Transfer?
Decorating By nonilm Updated 5 Aug 2010 , 2:40pm by TexasSugar
I just found out I LOVE frozen buttercream transfers!
But I'm struggling with how to finish the edges once it is on the cake. I have been outlining the design with the same color as the finished cake but there is a gap between the transfer and the finished cake. I have seen the large stars around the transfer but I'm not a fan of that. The last one I did I used a small circle tip and just filled in the gap. Any better ideas?
I have cake in the refrigerator right now waiting for your ideas!
I don't really have a gap on mine.
I will go back and do a second outling around the outside after I fill in the transfer if I used a small tip to outline with. I don't spread on the extra layer of icing at the end, so maybe that is why my don't stand out as bad.
You could do a very small bead or shell boarder around it.
I try to make the whole bc transfer the size of the cake upon which I am laying it. (So, if the cake is a 9x13, the whole piece is 9x13.) When I have one smaller, I simply use a round tip to make a bead border around it. I have used a smaller star tip for a shell border as well...
It seems like the transfer would be too fragile without the extra icing on the back. Do you have any problems with breakage? Maybe I just need to do the image itself a little thicker and then skip the extra icing on the back?
No, I do make sure mine isn't thin, but I don't make it really thick either. The only time I have had a problem with breakage is if I use too soft of icing or I have little parts sticking out away from the transfer, like an arm.
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