Cake
Decorating By creativecreationsbykamica Updated 25 Mar 2011 , 2:29pm by creativecreationsbykamica
OK new idea! Is there anyway that this is even size rounds & odd size square?? B/c I stacked my cake dummies (trying 6R ,8S, 12R, 14S, that's as big as my dummies get) & is didn't look like the picture! But when I stacked (6R, 6S, 12R, 12S, & then I used my 16Round pan & the 12" Square didn't fit on top of it?!?!) But It looked alittle alot more like the picture! So then I thought if I did odd sized square it should work but I have no odd shapped pans or dummies! So it would be 6R, 7S, 12R, 13S, 18R, 19S.
Does this make since?
But when I stacked (6R, 6S, 12R, 12S, & then I used my 16Round pan & the 12" Square didn't fit on top of it?!?!)
That's because you need 16.97 for the 12" to fit.
So it would be 6R, 7S, 12R, 13S, 18R, 19S.
That won't work either... the 13S needs 18.38 to fit.
This might help...
Right angle measurements:
4" 5.66
5" 7.07
6" 8.49
7" 9.9
8" 11.31
9" 12.73
10" 14.14
11" 15.56
12" 16.97
13" 18.38
14" 19.8
15" 21.21
16" 22.63
17" 24.04
18" 25.46
can you provide a link to a pic? And if you can change your subject line to something like "Need help with cake shape/sizes", you might get more responses than just a subject line of "cake". (I mean, this whole site is about "cake"!
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I didn't realize that changing the name of my post changed my post completly! My first post was name Not Sure What Size This Is!
Here is the link!
http://blog.pinkcakebox.com/bows-and-bling-wedding-cake-2010-03-06.htm
I appreciate any help I can get!
But when I stacked (6R, 6S, 12R, 12S, & then I used my 16Round pan & the 12" Square didn't fit on top of it?!?!)
That's because you need 16.97 for the 12" to fit.
So it would be 6R, 7S, 12R, 13S, 18R, 19S.
That won't work either... the 13S needs 18.38 to fit.
This might help...
Right angle measurements:
4" 5.66
5" 7.07
6" 8.49
7" 9.9
8" 11.31
9" 12.73
10" 14.14
11" 15.56
12" 16.97
13" 18.38
14" 19.8
15" 21.21
16" 22.63
17" 24.04
18" 25.46
But I'm getting closer Right! B/c I could just buy a 19" round dummy RIght?
But I'm getting closer Right! B/c I could just buy a 19" round dummy RIght?
(So it would be 6R, 7S, 12R, 13S, 18R, 19S.)
No, because if you're replacing the 18R with a 19R dummy, you aren't going to have enough servings for your 250 goal (as stated in your other thread). It would only serve 166 + 12 (top tier) = 178. If you were to use real cake for the 19R, it adds 142 servings, now you're over the goal with 308/320 servings.
If you'd like to make a smaller/tighter version of this cake with fewer servings, this would be closest to your 250 goal: 4r, 5s, 8r, 9s, 13r, 14s (serving: 6/10/24/40/67/98 = 239/245).
Or, a larger version that isn't so tight: 4,5, or 6"r top tier, 7s, 10r, 12s, 18r, (+20s dummy) (serving: less than 12 for top tier/25/38/72/127/0 for dummy = 262/274). Don't forget to charge for dummy tier. HTH.
But I'm getting closer Right! B/c I could just buy a 19" round dummy RIght?
(So it would be 6R, 7S, 12R, 13S, 18R, 19S.)
No, because if you're replacing the 18R with a 19R dummy, you aren't going to have enough servings for your 250 goal (as stated in your other thread). It would only serve 166 + 12 (top tier) = 178. If you were to use real cake for the 19R, it adds 142 servings, now you're over the goal with 308/320 servings.
If you'd like to make a smaller/tighter version of this cake with fewer servings, this would be closest to your 250 goal: 4r, 5s, 8r, 9s, 13r, 14s (serving: 6/10/24/40/67/98 = 239/245).
Or, a larger version that isn't so tight: 4,5, or 6"r top tier, 7s, 10r, 12s, 18r, (+20s dummy) (serving: less than 12 for top tier/25/38/72/127/0 for dummy = 262/274). Don't forget to charge for dummy tier. HTH.
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! This totally helps! & I"m definately not gonna forget to charge for the dummy tier b/c i's gnna take alot to cover 
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