I find that it is best to purchase tips separately so you don't end up with many you will never use. A good place to start would be a medium rose tip, leaf tip, star tip, and plain round tip. Experienced pipers will be able to better advise.
yes exactly what sandra said -- that plus i'd recommend purchasing according to what you are going to do -- ateco is a nice brand --
Buying individual tip is better. You don’t need every single tip in order from 1 thru 199. Most people can very their squeezing to make a #3 do the same as a 2,3 ,4,5,&6 —maybe more. It also depends on the type of designs you will be making most. Little boys b’day? Classy ladies? Church affairs? B’cream piped along the lines Betty &I do or awesome scalpted beauties following Sandra’s styles . The answers to those questions will help you decide which tips are best for you
BTW: when I started I took Wilton classes and didn’t learn about other brands of all equipment for some time:) I’m used to what they do, how to use them. I didn’t get others for years since the Wilton ones last a lifetime:) Now there are all kinds of unique & different ones available
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