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Royal icing piped church
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I've never seen this pattern or anything but a couple things come to mind
loosen the royal icing a bit with water
pipe it on something that you can tap on the table top to help the royal icing settle in like how you tap chocolate to pop air bubbles
sounds like an awesome project
of course when you turn the dried royal piece over it will be smoothy smooth
would love to see pictures of pattern or finished project
cream of tartar and/or gum arabic will strengthen royal icing you probably already know
I will attach te link to to the pattern. When you see it I think you will understand my question better. I am not a great piper. All my skills are in the learning process. And the "x's" inside the squares are giving me fits because it's so small.
http://cakecentral.com/g/i/1185890/page-two-of-icing-church-pattern/u/615904/flat/1/
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do you ever use parchment piping bags?
that's all you need and cut the tip off real small--some call them coronets
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if you can use 0 or a 00--those super itty bitty tubes
strain your royal icing though a brand new stocking toe then use one of those teeny weeny tubes
but def loosen the royal abit
also pipe one way--let it set up then pipe the other way
for a cross like in the window, pipe one way then start in the middle of that and pipe out both ways to pipe the other section
use a wet brush and a hat pin to correct bulges--the pointy hat pin acts like a knife to slice off the bulges
would be tedious but would work
thank you
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Oh, that's the patter from an OLD magazine that I had for years :)
One hint: cover your patter with *plastic wrap* instead of wax paper! It will release much easier w/far less chance of breakage.
K8's suggestion to thin down the royal some is good but don't get it too loose. Use just a tiny drop at a time to thin it, then try using it before adding any more water.
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