How Is This Decorating Technique Called? - Urgent - Please Help!!

Decorating By Vittiglio Updated 12 Jul 2014 , 11:16am by Vittiglio

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Vittiglio Posted 11 Jul 2014 , 11:05pm
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Hi. 

 

I'm going to make a cake like this in the outside (with cream cheese) for a bride to be. (She wanted it and as a friend I couldn't say no xD)

 

But, I have no idea how it is done or how it is called!! :( 

Can someone tell me how do you call this technique in english? If I find the name of the technique I can search for tutorials x) 
I am not talking about the ombré effect of the colors. I'm really talking about the frosting. 

Thank you!!

 

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MinaBakes Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 1:38am
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Ombre!

 

Okay, I jumped the gun and didn't finish reading. I'm not sure if it has a name, but you just press the tip of your cake spatula or a spoon horizontally on the cake.

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Alfiesmom Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 1:40am
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look for youtube of ombre buttercream ruffles.  I just did.  while this doesn't look so 'ruffle-y' that's where you'll find the technique.  good luck

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MinaBakes Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 1:44am
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Or the direct youtube video:


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FromScratchSF Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 2:33am
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Hello!  I did a tutorial featured here for CC:

 

http://cakecentral.com/b/tutorial/rainbow-ombre-cake-tutorial

 

I'm assuming you need help with the cake part, not the icing?

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MinaBakes Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 2:37am
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No, she said she needs help with the frosting. I'm assuming the effect it has on it..

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FromScratchSF Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 2:41am
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OOPS!  I missed that last sentence.  Yes, that you tube vid is all you need, except don't make your colors so bright.  It's one of the easiest techniques to do!

 

Good luck,

 

J

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Vittiglio Posted 12 Jul 2014 , 11:16am
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Thank you all for the help! :) 

The video really helps  a lot!! :D 

Thank you, thank you thank you!! *_* 

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