Vintage Cake - Just the Piping | Vintage Cake Decorating Techniques

[@jay12inaroww]

Omg hi 🙋🏻‍♂️ I’m a baker too I made a cake and decided to see a vid about art on a cake I found your video and it looked so cool to me I love it 🥰 I’m glad that I subscribed

[@BakingButterlyLove]

Hello! Thanks so much, glad you liked the video and welcome to the channel! 💕

[@cassiepereira4249]

Loved this tutorial ❤ new subscriber from Goa India ❤I'm a cake artist too 🤗

[@danis7223]

thanks for sharing, its really beautiful

[@thesugarpres]

Love this design!

[@BakingButterlyLove]

Thank you! 😊

[@gayathriramalingam4458]

what nozzle number for the 1st design.Tq

[@j.l.1973]

Hi, she shows the piping tip # at the bottom left corner of the video for whatever tip she's using for each step.

[@labenebellas4092]

what frosting did you use here?

[@BakingButterlyLove]

I used Swiss meringue buttercream for this cake. You can find a link to the recipe in the video description 😊

[@gayathriramalingam4458]

what is the cake size in diameter and height

[@j.l.1973]

If I had to guess, I'd say that she used eight inch cake pans. I'm not sure about the height, but I bet she baked 2 or 3 panss of cake. She then most likely trimmed off the top hump of the layers and then frosted or filled with something in-between the layers. You could also bake 2 layers, level the tops, and then cut each layer into 2 eight inch discs so you would have 4 shorter layers. Then all you have to do is fill or frost with something in between the layers to get the height taller. You could also bake 3 pans of cake and split them all to end up with 6 layers for a really tall cake! Hope that helps!! 😊🍰