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cakeythings1961
Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 12:21pm
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Originally Posted by CandyCU
I have a basis Wilton turntable and I just roll a tea towel and wedge it under so that it's tilted - works a treat... just make sure you have a not slip mat thingy between your cake and the turntable otherwise it will sliiiiiiide!
I have a basis Wilton turntable and I just roll a tea towel and wedge it under so that it's tilted - works a treat... just make sure you have a not slip mat thingy between your cake and the turntable otherwise it will sliiiiiiide!
That's a great idea!! I don't do a lot of piping on the sides of cakes because it's just too difficult, but this might help--I'm going to try it!
holliellen
Posted 30 Aug 2010 , 4:41pm
post #5 of 6
I just did lattice on the side of a cake this weekend and it would of been nice to have it tilted. It was a little difficult!
cakemama2010
Posted 30 Aug 2010 , 4:55pm
post #6 of 6
sometimes I've piped the letters (or other piping) onto wax paper, frozen them and then peeled them off and stuck them on. Or used Royal to pipe on wax paper and let it harden and then stick them on.
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