Wilton site has that on their site. Check out Wilton.com. I don't remember where it is but I'm sure you won't have problems finding it.
I'm big time in to figure piping and can surprisingly rarely find anything on-line. There are tons and tons of books on the subject, though.
Here is the direct link to the Wilton figure piping page:
http://www.wilton.com/decorating/basic/index.cfm
Scroll down and you'll see the options.
I really wish there were an entire site devoted to nothing but figure piping. I've also been wanting Figure Piping Ideas for Cupcakes and Larger Cakes by Roland Winbeckler.
http://www.americancakedecorating.com/fullimage/510_figpipe-250.jpg
Does anyone have this book? I'm wondering how it is.
There is also a good handful here... http://www.ladycakes.com/sugarcraftarticlesby/sugarcraft_article's.htm
Dawn
I've never paid attention to that section of the wilton site. Thanks for pointing it out.
Denise
Wilton yearbooks have a few figure piping techniques. If you don't have any, you can find several books on ebay.
I'm finding once you learn a few basic techniques, it's all the same regardless of what you are piping.
One of the classes offered at The Bakersfield Retreat this year will be figure piping. I absolutely can't wait. Once I learn this basics I'll be good to go. At least this is how it worked for me when learning modeling figurines out of fondant/gumpaste.
That gives me an idea. My local cake supply store offers classes all the time. I saw a class for figure piping but I don't know when its going to start. I need to check it out before its too late.
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