Posts by poohsmomma

They are supported by using the 2 1/2" globe separators from Wilton. Like she ^^^ said, all of the directions are in the Wilton yearbook. I made one for my granddaughter's birthday. It was a tall as she was!

Yes, I was going to suggest what she ^^^ said. I made one using cake cones, "glued" end to end for the towers with sugar cones for the turrets. One little suggestion: set the cones out for a couple of days so they will get stale. They...

The converse template can be found here:http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1163795/converse-templateI just followed the directions I gave in my post above. I copied the template to Microsoft Publisher. The image opened about 1/3 the size of...

You need to "copy" (use the right mouse button, then highlight "copy") the image and "paste" it into a program like Publisher or Word. Then you can increase or decrease the size as needed, and print from that program.

I have very good luck using Wilton fondant with Tylose powder added. I don't use Wilton for covering cakes (most of mine are bc, anyway) but it's great for figures.Some of my...

I use the displacement method if ther is other liquid in the recipe:I use the WASC recipe here on CC. It calls for one cup of water and one cup of sour cream. In a two cup measuring cup, I fill it with one cup of water and then spoon in...

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I hope this isn't a silly question, but are you sitting the cake on a level place in your car? Sometimes when my family comes to my house to pick up a cake, they want to set the box in the car seat. Car seats are not level! I usually...

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If a big knife is all you have, that will work. A long serrated knife works best for me. If you set the cake back in the pan you baked it in (or do this before you take the cake out of the pan) you can use the top edge/rim of the pan as...