Make supplied designs your own

Many decorators use http://www.sugarcraft.com edible designs to help speed cake decorating. Enhance the design to create unique cakes that will catch your customers' eye and set you apart from your competitors.
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An advantage of working in a bakery in 2005 is the labor saving products that have been developed through out the past few decades. This is readily apparent in the decorating department. Creative and innovative edible and non-edible products are constantly being developed to help attractively finish cakes and desserts and appeal to customers of any age. However, to make your cakes stand out from your competitors, you need to enhance Sugarcraft's edible designs and make them truly your own.

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After applying the edible design, airbrush the cake top yellow, with the color getting darker closer to the edge. Outline the borders in lavender Pipe bunches of grapes with open tip No. 10. Begin with a single grape, then add rows of two, three, four, three and two to complete the bunch.

Where to locate components:
Edible prints | Tips | Couplers | Dec. Bags | Buttercream Icings | Rolled fondant icings
Cake pans | Food Coloring | Airbrush & Colors (or canned spray color)
Cake Drums or cake boards | Deco Foils | Cake Boxes
Flowers - Pre-made edible | Spatulas |
For religious celebrations, such as First Communion and Confirmation, this chalice and bible design works well. Place the design on an 8-in. base iced cake, and smooth it with your fingertips. 

Airbrush the top of the cake yellow, allowing the color to darken as it nears the edge, and air-brush the top and bottom borders of the cake lavender. Fit a parchment bag with star tip No. 18, and stripe the inside of the hag with purple icing, then fill it with white icing. Pipe a bottom shell border and a top triple 'e,' reverse triple 'e' border. Along the sides of the cake, pipe a green vine using open tip No. 3. 

Add leaves using leaf tip No. 352. To add a handcrafted appeal to the manufactured design, pipe bunches of purple grapes along the top of the cake using open tip No. 10. Start at the bottom of the hunch, and pipe the first grape using a shell motion. Add two grapes to the next row, three grapes to the following row, four grapes to the next row, and then rows of three and two grapes. Complete the bunch by layering some grapes on top of the bottom layer. Pipe several bunches on top of the cake. To complete the grape bunches, add some green vines and leaves.

I chose to feature just a few of the products that are available to you from www.sugarcraft.com. Use the designs regularly to make your job easier and more productive. By enhancing supplied edible and non-edible decorations you can create one-of-a-kind cakes that will keep your customers coming back for more.^