Ok, I need some ideas. I need to come up with some type of demo/display cake to promote a cake class. I can only use the tips offered in Wilton's Course I. It will be for before Halloween but looking to get people in classes for November/December. I'll be using a 9x13 cake and I can divide it up with different things in each quadrant if that helps.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Janet
:: thinks back to Course I ::
If it needs to be Halloween themed...didn't they teach briefly about figure piping? Perhaps a witches' face and pumpkins using the figure piping technique?
I can't really remember what we learned in Course I...
If you're starting before Halloween, skip the Halloween theme (just give them hints for black and orange and purple and green borders, etc) and concentrate on fall and Christmas. If people are looking to do this before the holidays, they probably will want holiday ideas.
So make the typical rose cake, but with the roses in deep oranges, reds, yellows, with a darker green trim. Use a tinted base frosting, instead of white. Maybe a deep ivory or a nice tan.
Or do a red rose cake with a Christmas-y look to it.
Instead of clowns, do the piped Santa. Or a turkey.
I'd just stick to the basics and change my colors to match the seasons.
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