Hi all, i took class 3 and i didn't have a lilly nail, so while ordering some items, it said lilly nail with a name before it, and no pic so i figured that must be it. not, i have what looks like the bottom of the lilly nail it's metal and has a screw bottom, so any info thank you
Is it maybe a net nail, for making royal icing filigree pieces?
i don't know it's about 2 inches long with threads about 1/2 way down flat on the bottom of the cup about 1/2 inch from flat bottom and the top edge has a slight roll around the top, it looks like i could use it for a flower nail it just doesn't have a tip to push down the foil, but i'm wondering if it's deep enough for the flowers does that help lol thanks
Does it look like any of these in this photo?
http://cooksdream.com/store/912.html?
You have to post a pic. Is it a cupcake holder for a flower nail?
yes it IS a lily nail like the 2 piece plastic ones Wilton sells
http://www.wilton.com/store/site/product.cfm?sku=403-9444
except -- this is only the bottom
the ribbing on the shaft is to make it easier to hold, especially with messy fingers.
it's pointed (just like a normal flower nail) so it is easy to push into a block of foam.
it's only the bottom half, since they figure you can mush the foil in by hand
i can practice my flowers, ya know we used to love to say the word to patunua as kids to each other lol
Its a rose nail, according to my local cake supply shop, you just make the rose on it and take it off with the scissors. I have never tried it but she swears by it.....try it and let us know how great it is!!! Beats making the mound, so many of my students have a hard time making the mound for the rose.
ginger
You can make royal petunias too.
NOOOOO
runs away quickly....
my mom inundated our yard with these -- everywhere you looked! -- and they STINK
Wait, wait, come back~~royal icing petunias.
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