that kind of piping is surprisingly easy to do, because it's free hand. make up some RI and practice. Practice, practice, and you'll get the hang of it. The best part is that if you're piping onto cold BC and you make a mistake, the RI just brushes off.
The thicker tips/balls are just created by applying a little more pressure before you pull down the rest of the scroll FYI
that kind of piping is surprisingly easy to do, because it's free hand. make up some RI and practice. Practice, practice, and you'll get the hang of it. The best part is that if you're piping onto cold BC and you make a mistake, the RI just brushes off.
The thicker tips/balls are just created by applying a little more pressure before you pull down the rest of the scroll FYI
Thank you - this is a big help to me also :)
that kind of piping is surprisingly easy to do, because it's free hand. make up some RI and practice. Practice, practice, and you'll get the hang of it. The best part is that if you're piping onto cold BC and you make a mistake, the RI just brushes off.
The thicker tips/balls are just created by applying a little more pressure before you pull down the rest of the scroll FYI
Thank you, I planned on putting the scrolls on fondant and not buttercream, will that be more of a problem?
I suggest that you do the simple curves first, then go back and add dots and squiggles.
Wilton has a set of markers for making scrolls, I'm sure others do as well. When I first started this is how I did mine because I felt my handy work was bad. Like ellavanilla said, Practice makes perfect.
It will be the same for fondant. possibly easier because the surface is so much smoother.
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