Mine I can never get flush, always have to put icing around the edges....
you make the transfer to cover the entire top of the cake. If it is a 12inch square cake, you do your decorative part, and then make the rest of the transfer your plain icing. So, your transfer would be 12 x 12, does that make sense? You would trace your pan to get the right size and do it a little smaller since you would likely have a border. Basically, the entire top part of your cake is the transfer, not just the design part.
you make the transfer to cover the entire top of the cake. If it is a 12inch square cake, you do your decorative part, and then make the rest of the transfer your plain icing. So, your transfer would be 12 x 12, does that make sense? You would trace your pan to get the right size and do it a little smaller since you would likely have a border. Basically, the entire top part of your cake is the transfer, not just the design part.
Oh.... now that would make since.... I have been doing just the design... now will have to try it with whole cake top...
'm getting ready to do one that is 9x13. Is that too big to do one to fit the whole cake. Then do you ice the cake at all if the transfer is going to cover the whole top?
I don't think it is too big as long as you have the freezer space. Also, I don't think it is absolutely necessary to ice before you place it on if it is the right thickness, this may fall under personal preference. Maybe do a crumb coat and get your sides iced.
Someone else may have another opinion on that. I'm sure which ever route you go will be fine.
you make the transfer to cover the entire top of the cake. If it is a 12inch square cake, you do your decorative part, and then make the rest of the transfer your plain icing. So, your transfer would be 12 x 12, does that make sense? You would trace your pan to get the right size and do it a little smaller since you would likely have a border. Basically, the entire top part of your cake is the transfer, not just the design part.
Oh, ok! I understand. I just did the design. This makes so much sense now. I'll try it next time around. Thanks so much!!
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