Topsy Turvy Tier Sizes

Decorating By rifmu Updated 26 Feb 2012 , 7:29pm by sing

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rifmu Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 3:43am
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I'd like to attempt a topsy turvy cake is it reasonalbe to start with 6 inch, 4 inch and a jumbo cupcake as a top tier? (Don't want to spend too much on materials for this cake)
Thank you!

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sing Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 4:28am
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Yes, I think anything is possible! Go for it and have fun!

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rifmu Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 3:33pm
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I know anything is possible icon_wink.gif
but will it look ok?

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mplaidgirl2 Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 3:46pm
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like muffin size cupcake? I assuming.. But 4 inch as a top tier is really tiny

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rifmu Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 3:57pm
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the jumbo muffin is 3.5" on the top and 2" on the bottom

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LisaPeps Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 5:54pm
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If you are doing a topsy turvy the 4" needs to be carved down to maximum a 2". When I do topsy turvys I usually carve down by 4" eg) 12-> 8, 10-> 6, 8-4, 6-> 2.

I think it could work, but the jumbo will look the same size as the tier below it.

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melanieferris Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 5:58pm
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Why don't you try drawing it out to scale and see what you think?

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rifmu Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 7:28pm
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Thank , I shall try drawing it!

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sing Posted 26 Feb 2012 , 7:29pm
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Originally Posted by rifmu

I know anything is possible icon_wink.gif
but will it look ok?




Oh okay haha, sorry I misunderstood that icon_redface.gif

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