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Please someone answer!!!! Please!!! I would like to know too so I can make a stacked pillow cake for my birthday in two weeks time.
Thanks for asking this question Lenette.
P.S How do I stack a pillow cake? What do I use for boards for the ones above the bottom pillow cake.
Thanks everyone
I hve a stacked pillow cake in my photos. For it I used 4", 6", 8" & 10" cakes. Because you are carving curves into them, it looks like there's a greater size difference than the 2".
For stacking, I just stacked as I normally would - i.e. a central dowel through the lot and then a thin cake board under each and 4 dowels forming a square in the bottom three tiers.
HTH
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I hve a stacked pillow cake in my photos. For it I used 4", 6", 8" & 10" cakes. Because you are carving curves into them, it looks like there's a greater size difference than the 2".
For stacking, I just stacked as I normally would - i.e. a central dowel through the lot and then a thin cake board under each and 4 dowels forming a square in the bottom three tiers.
HTH
I hve a stacked pillow cake in my photos. For it I used 4", 6", 8" & 10" cakes. Because you are carving curves into them, it looks like there's a greater size difference than the 2".
For stacking, I just stacked as I normally would - i.e. a central dowel through the lot and then a thin cake board under each and 4 dowels forming a square in the bottom three tiers.
HTH
Thanks Bonnie151. I appreciate your helpful tips.
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