What Recipe Of Buttercream Can I Use To Make Quilt Pattern On A Two Tier Cake?

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jgadson Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 4:28am
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julia1812 Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 4:42am
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Did you attach a picture? If so it doesn't show.

Do you mean the bc under the fondant or are you planning on a bc only cake with quilt pattern?

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jgadson Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 3:41pm
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Buttercream only

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jgadson Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 3:47pm
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No pictures yet, it's for this weekend

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mattyeatscakes Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 8:30pm
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I would probably use a crusting buttercream (ABC), or even a meringue buttercream. If you use Swiss Merinue buttercream, I would place the iced cake in the fridge for about an hour to let the frosting harden. This would make is easier to create the quilt patterns without messing/smudging the frosting, Good luck :)

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jgadson Posted 25 Oct 2016 , 8:44pm
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Thank you so much!!

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