Use Your Cake Cricut Machine for Cake Decorating How-To Video Tutorial Part 1

If you own a Cricut Cake or Cricut Cake Mini and it's sitting in the closet because it was too frustrating to use, this how-to video course is for you!
If you're considering purchasing one and have heard about difficulties using it, this how-to video course is for you!
An Introduction into making the most of your Cricut Cake Machine! You'll learn the different features and abilities of your machine, as well as an introduction to different Cricut cartridges.
Award winning decorator Shelly Sicily shows you ALL of the ins and outs of the Cricut Cake and Cricut Cake Mini. She'll give you the confidence you need to dust off your machine or purchase one of your own.
You're going to LOVE this course, and you'll be anxious to try out all of the new things you learn!
This is a nine part video course. This video is Part 1 of 9.
You can enjoy this full video course, and more than 625 others, completely AD FREE in the YummyArts library! Find out more here:
www.yummyarts.com/19/
To make the most of this video course and get started with your Cake Cricut, you will also want to have:
General Items:
Straight Pin
Exacto Knife
Vegetable Shortening
Small Knife
Plastic Gloves
Tylose Powder/CMC
Specialty Items:
Pasta Machine
Ingredients:
Gum Paste
Wilton Fondant

[@MegaMalenas]

Here I’m waiting to print out whip cream!!

[@YummyArts]

I'm sorry, I don't understand?

[@DavidGridley]

They had one in the box at our local Goodwill, no idea what was in the box but it was priced at $99

[@Shuggies]

So.. as of a year ago when you made this video, are they new to the market ?? Just asking because I'm about to buy one used but seriously like new and I think it's the big one.. plus 5 cartridges... so I'm cramming info now...

[@ThePorcsha]

Hello where can i buy this from i cant from the big one only the mini?

[@bolaolusa2835]

Good morning. Pls can you help me to get the criticut cake Machine expression blade and housing

[@YummyArts]

Do you mean that you are shopping for a new machine? Or just the replacement blades? I don't believe the original Cricut Cake is made any longer, but Ebay, Poshmark, Mercari and similar sites normally are great resources for those, and the blades. The newer Cricut Maker machines can cut many materials, but I don't know if they are designed to work with food grade like fondant and gum paste.