they are cutters. I have the funky upper case & lower case and the block letters. They are tricky to use at first but totally worth it I think, especially the funky ones look so cute on cakes!
omg I hate tappits......they are so impossible.....I will never play with those things again
I agree they look awesome (people request the lettering all the time) - they are a bit tricky to get used to, but I LOVE them now!
I love my tappits. Edna has the best tutorial video on you tube. The fondant or gumpaste should not be too thick or soft.
They can be very frustrating until you get used to them, but once you get the hang of them they are great.
i think they are sooooo worth it i cant pipe writing to save my life . . .my handwriting on paper isnt bad, but when its on a cake, it looks like i scraweled it with my foot lol!!! tappits give you an instant good look, funky, smart, upper and lower case as well as numbers.
You just need to make sure you use gumpaste or petal paste with them, and roll it out nice and thin. Some people suggest placing a sheet on clingflim over the paste, before pressing the cutter into it the paste doesnt actually get stuck in the cutter. But i prefer to just do it the normal way although, you do have to be a little firm with them, i have snapped quite a few from getting over firm when trying to get a letter out lol!
i think they are sooooo worth it i cant pipe writing to save my life . . .my handwriting on paper isnt bad, but when its on a cake, it looks like i scraweled it with my foot lol!!!!
Hahahahahaha..... Yeah, I know the feeling... Mine can be up or down hill or in different directions..
Thanks everybody!
Are the Windsor clickits that much more easier to use than the tappitts and if so what is the difference because the lettering seems to be almost identical. I'm trying to decide whether to buy tappitts or the Windor clickets.
I just recently purchased the Windsor Clikstix. So much easier for me to use. In fact my tappits are heading to ebay. I love the look of the tappits but found them hard to use. The Windsor Clikstix provide a great look too with much less effort on my part.
Ok...mind's made up...Windsor Clixters it is. I may still try the tappitts but at a later date...Thanks Again ccers!
The only tappits I would invest in would be the Funky ones because they are so unique. When I break down and use them I add Wilton gum tex to my fondant and roll it out thin and let it set for a while before I try to make the letters.
Thanks All4Show! That sounds like great advice. I will be sure to use this method when I use the tappitts, and I agree the funky tappitts are really nice.
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