Looking For 7 Inch Push In Pillars

Decorating By butternut Updated 20 Jun 2006 , 3:29pm by butternut

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butternut Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 2:50am
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I never imagined that I would be having such a difficult time finding the 7 inch disposable (push in) white pillars. These are the ones that come in the Wilton course 3 kit. I have been to 4 different Michael's, AC Moore, my local cake decorating shop and Walmart and can't find them. I even checked on eBay and can't find anyone selling them. I know that I can order them from Wilton and Sugarcraft but the shipping is two to three times the amount of the pillars. Does anyone have any other idea where I could check. Thanks so very much!!

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butternut Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 12:26pm
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Are the 7 inch push in pillars not very popular???????? Thanks

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Jenn123 Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 12:30pm
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I believe you can get them at www.cakedeco.com, but I think their minimum order is $100. Do you have some longer ones? You can cut them to the size you want.

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ntertayneme Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 12:33pm
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Sugarcraft has these. I ordered about 3 sets of them last time I ordered them so it's been awhile, but I just checked their website and they do have them. They have both the white and the clear push-in 7" pillars. Good luck!

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cakebybek Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 12:39pm
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Butternut I just bought mine from the wilton web site and I thimk they were like 2.99 and there was no min. order, shipping was 8 or 9 dollars hope this helps.

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butternut Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 1:35pm
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Jenn123 - Your suggestion could work because I can find the 9 inch pillars. What would you use to cut the pillars??? Thank ya much!!!!

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Jenn123 Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 2:21pm
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I cut mine with a sharp serrated kitchen knife. You have to find a way to secore it so it doesn't move when you saw through. You could also use a saw or drimmel. You can't use a pvc pipe cutter, it just cracks it. BE CAREFUL!

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butternut Posted 20 Jun 2006 , 3:29pm
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Thanks so much everyone. I appreciate your help more than you know.
Margie

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