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Decorating By SugaredUp Updated 5 Dec 2008 , 12:46am by kakeladi
Does anyone know how to create a tie dye swirl effect in buttercream on top of a cake? I assume you use spray colors, but how do you do it to make it a nice, neat swirl?
The dream of tie dye is it isn't neat Yes, use spray cans or an airbrush for best results.Mask off parts of the cake you do not want color on.
So just overlap the colors a bit then? Mask off the main areas except for a little overlapping?
Yep, that's what I'd toGood luck. Waiting to see your finished piece.
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