Practice Makes Perfect

Decorating By ashleyyc7 Updated 31 Jul 2011 , 7:12pm by pusskin

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ashleyyc7 Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 5:39pm
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so I want to keep practicing my cake decorating skills but I dont want to keep having to bake an actual cake. I have heard styrofoam works great as a cake dummy. Are there any other things I could try?

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crisseyann Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 5:55pm
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You can use an upside down cake pan.

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pusskin Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 6:03pm
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If you are practising flat piping then a clean tile or piece of Teflon matting will do fine. For in the round a cake tin or biscuit barrel anything really that is vaguely cake shaped and washable. I have been known to tape greaseproof paper to the side of an in use biscuit barrel to practises my piping.

Can I be horrid and quibble with your heading? that is a phrase I have been banned from using by my youngest. She insists - practises makes better because only God is perfect.

Yours aye
Puss

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ashleyyc7 Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 6:08pm
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an upside down cake pan is a really good idea! or biscuit tin would be good too. Thank you(: and @pusskin, that made me laugh. It's actually very true!!

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Bri122005 Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 6:13pm
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Can I be horrid and quibble with your heading? that is a phrase I have been banned from using by my youngest. She insists - practises makes better because only God is perfect.



You've got a very smart little girl! Love it!

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pusskin Posted 31 Jul 2011 , 7:12pm
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Thanks for the kind words she's a pretty sharp cookie

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