Is There A Tutorial Thread On Basic Piping Techniques?
Decorating By Roxybc Updated 6 Apr 2010 , 6:22pm by Polkadot79
I don't have much experience on basic piping techniques such as shell borders, tiny dots, scroll work, etc. Are there some tutorials on here that will show me what to do, along with a description of how much pressure and any proper techniques/movements I should be using?
Okay, here's a link to piping borders (which is often a great way to improve general piping skills.) There are some good references in here to other forums that contain info as well. It will probably give you additional places to search as you read through it:
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-fsearch-results.html
why youtube to the rescue
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cake+piping+borders&aq=f
and a basic google search for piping techniques
http://www.google.com/search?q=cake+piping+techniques&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&client=firefox-a&rlz=1R1GGLL_en___US359
and a more specific google search for border piping techniques
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&hl=en&newwindow=1&client=firefox-a&hs=vkW&rlz=1R1GGLL_en___US359&q=cake+border+piping+techniques&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
it's SO easy to find stuff -- almost TOO much stuff - by searching the net.
it's vast repository for information that keeps growing exponentially.
And it's even easier if you can get someone else to search for you
it amazes me how even HS students are still nigh unto clueless about doing searches for information.
you'd think, being raised with this technology - they are the digital generation - they'd "get it"
of course, it just may be USEFUL info they avoid - they sure can find every game / music / gossip / shopping site out there.
And it's even easier if you can get someone else to search for you
it amazes me how even HS students are still nigh unto clueless about doing searches for information.
you'd think, being raised with this technology - they are the digital generation - they'd "get it"
of course, it just may be USEFUL info they avoid - they sure can find every game / music / gossip / shopping site out there.
Trust me I know about the HS students. I teach Microsoft Office in a high school lab. They can't figure out how to do basic research, but can find every proxymusic, video and game site out there.
And it's even easier if you can get someone else to search for you
it amazes me how even HS students are still nigh unto clueless about doing searches for information.
you'd think, being raised with this technology - they are the digital generation - they'd "get it"
of course, it just may be USEFUL info they avoid - they sure can find every game / music / gossip / shopping site out there.
Trust me I know about the HS students. I teach Microsoft Office in a high school lab. They can't figure out how to do basic research, but can find every proxymusic, video and game site out there.
I teach HS Journalism (yearbook & newspaper with broadcast coming soon. I must be nuts!), Theatre I-IV, English I-III (I hate Brit. Lit. with the exception of "Bill") oh, and I hate Office 2007 and am coveting CS5!!!
And it's even easier if you can get someone else to search for you
it amazes me how even HS students are still nigh unto clueless about doing searches for information.
you'd think, being raised with this technology - they are the digital generation - they'd "get it"
of course, it just may be USEFUL info they avoid - they sure can find every game / music / gossip / shopping site out there.
Trust me I know about the HS students. I teach Microsoft Office in a high school lab. They can't figure out how to do basic research, but can find every proxymusic, video and game site out there.
I teach HS Journalism (yearbook & newspaper with broadcast coming soon. I must be nuts!), Theatre I-IV, English I-III (I hate Brit. Lit. with the exception of "Bill") oh, and I hate Office 2007 and am coveting CS5!!!
Ah cool! I'm assuming you all are not on block scheduling with that large of a curriculum load. I've been teaching the same class (different versions) for 4 years. I'm trying to convince my dept head to add the Interactive Media pathway into our course load. I would LOVE to teach Photoshop, flash animation, etc.!
Sorry to OP for getting OT 
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