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Posted by Laura White Mo. on June 06, 2008 at 09:44:52:

In Reply to: How to pipe coral posted by Angela on June 05, 2008 at 10:37:36:

Here is the link to one I did
http://www.creationsbylaura.net/seasidepg1p5.html
It was piped in royal with a # 4 writing tip. I did small pieces about 2 to 4 inches eack once dried stuck ends in cake all around. Gave it nice dimesion:

Can anyone give me any tips on how to make coral pieces for a Little Mermaid cake? What tip should I use and would you use buttercream or royal icing?

Follow Ups:

• The royal didn't melt?!! - Lori (CO) 23:32:27 07/17/08 (3)
  • wired - Laura White Mo. 22:21:50 07/22/08 (2)
    • Re: wired - Lori (CO) 20:23:45 07/24/08 (1)
      • Re: wired - Laura White Mo. 09:57:16 07/25/08 (0)
• Re: How to pipe coral - Jeff 20:27:21 06/10/08 (0)
• Laura, that is a gorgeous cake - Twez (TX) 06:19:39 06/07/08 (4)
  • Re: Laura, that is a gorgeous cake - Laura White Mo. 20:14:39 06/10/08 (2)
    • The leaves on the table makes it look like a bed of seaweed. - Twez (TX) 06:11:29 06/11/08 (1)
      • Re: The leaves on the table makes it look like a bed of seaweed. - Laura White Mo. 08:32:22 06/11/08 (0)
  • Re: Laura, that is a gorgeous cake - Carolyn (MO) 18:20:51 06/07/08 (0)

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: Here is the link to one I did
http://www.creationsbylaura.net/seasidepg1p5.html
It was piped in royal with a # 4 writing tip. I did small pieces about 2 to 4 inches eack once dried stuck ends in cake all around. Gave it nice dimesion: 

Can anyone give me any tips on how to make coral pieces for a Little Mermaid cake? What tip should I use and would you use buttercream or royal icing?



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