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leighjbmsr Posted 10 May 2013 , 11:43pm
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I saw a really cool cake where each tier was off center. Somewhat like a spiral.  Any ideas how to make that? There must be some way to hold each tier as it cantilevers in opposite directions.

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manddi Posted 10 May 2013 , 11:55pm
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APicture?

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leighjbmsr Posted 11 May 2013 , 12:17am
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not sure if I know how to upload one. I'm new here but I will see what I can do

Thanks

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leighjbmsr Posted 11 May 2013 , 12:20am
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Very cool spiral cake.

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denetteb Posted 11 May 2013 , 12:24am
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I think it would just be your usual support system, the majority of the cake is still over the cake below with only a small amount hanging over.

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manddi Posted 11 May 2013 , 12:25am
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AEasier than it looks ;) Attach a center dowel to your cake board and thread your cakes over it(cut a hole in the cake before hand). Of course you'd still need to use dowels for the individual tiers.

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crystal18_corpus Posted 11 May 2013 , 12:47am
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AThat cake is done using Cake Stackers google it

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leighjbmsr Posted 20 May 2013 , 10:00pm
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AThanks I just got one and I am so jazzed!

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