Wilton cake tip chart

If you are interested in learning more on how to decorate cakes like the one’s I’ve blogged about, this post is filled with my tips and tricks. My first tip is to take a beginner cake decorating class. I have only taken the beginner class at Michael’s and I keep meaning to take the second one, but I just haven’t gotten around to it. The beginner class will help to familiarize yourself with how to use the frosting tips and give you some good frosting techniques. My next tip is to invest in…

I use this Wilton chart to figure my servings and estimate how much batter I'll need when baking (it varies slightly depending on your recipe). Also, I use Wedding servings for all of my quotes (the smaller serving size). It's below... Update: I still use the Wilton chart for amount of cake batter (although I...Read More

Cupcake and Grace 👩🏻‍🍳 on Instagram: "BEGINNER BAKER these tips are for YOU‼️ I have been using these tips since I first learned how to pipe and still use them to this day✨ They are my favorite!! Each nozzle gives you a different effect! ⭐️The nozzle that has several teeth will give you several lines in you buttercream ( Wilton 4B ) And vise versa ( Wilton 1M ) These tips are all you need when you are just learning how to pipe. You could get several designs with these two nozzles…

Whether you’re new to cake decorating or just want to brush up on your piping skills, these 9 beginner piping techniques are all you need to get started. From classic cupcake swirls to piping buttercream flowers and borders, these simple cake piping techniques are sure to have you enticed to ice! #wiltoncakes #cakedecorating #pipingtechniques

Specialty decorating tips creates Shells, ropes, hearts, Christmas trees, ring candle holders! All tips work with standard bags and couplers, unless otherwise indicated.