Hello, I am so excited I found Ruffle tip #090 and have never used one before. I really need to know how to use this tip correctly.Thanks Ellie jo
I, too, recently purchased this tip. I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but my understanding is that all you have to do is pipe as usual and the tip will ruffle the icing all by itself...I guess we'll have to do some experimenting...
Sounds good. U guys know any websites that show/sell tips.
I need to get some more.
This links to a site that shows what many of the tips will do.
http://www.atecousa.net/learn/cake_manual.shtml
www.sugarcraft.com also has pictures of the tips, but not what they will do (except they do show what the ruffling tips do).
You can order from many different sites on the web, but I've only ordered from Wilton, myself, so I can't vouch for the reliability/honesty of any other sites.
The following three stores are places that have many of the hard to find tips and they are honest.
Elizabeth's Cake Supplies
112 S. Ector Drive
Euless, TX 76040
817-267-6691
[email protected]
Cake and Candy Connection
1415 N. Portland
OKC, OK 73107
405-942-3232
Midwest Bakers Supply Co.
2716 NW 10th
OKC, OK 73107
405-942-3489
I know the for a fact the first one will ship things because I asked, but the other two stores are near where my parents' live, so I just pick things up from them when I visit. I bet they will mail some tips to you, though; they are vey nice.
Also, both of the OKC stores carry the tip case that holds the really large tips. It costs between $10-$11 and holds a lot of tips. All three stores carry American Cake Decorating Magazine, too. If you haven't ever seen a copy of it, you should have one of those mailed to you, too (about $7 per issue, but if you like it, you can get a full year for about $18 with the coupon code off of a box of Softasilk flour).
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