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148 techniques were found matching your search criteria.
Fondant or Gum Paste Ropes
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
The twisted texture of Fondant Ropes is outstanding for cake borders. If you’ve ever piped a rope in buttercream icing, you’ll love the flexibility of fondant.
Fondant Ribbon Rose
Difficulty: Easy
These quick and easy flowers can be placed on your cake right after you roll them.
Forget-Me-Not
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
About half the size of a dime, Forget-Me-Nots can be grouped on cake tops or used to accent smaller treats like petits fours. They grow naturally in blue, pink and white.
Frosting Bows
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
Making frosting bows is such a pretty finishing touch for floral cakes. Use petal tip 104 and a figure 8 motion to create the elegant loops. Using a round or star tip can give your bows a different look.
Fun Flowers
Difficulty: No reviews
Gum paste can be used to create both lifelike blossoms and these Fun Flowers. Take creative license with spiral icing swirls on petals and flower centers.
Ghosts
Difficulty: Easy
Ghosts are a frightfully fast way to add spirit to Halloween cupcakes, cookies and brownies. With a ball head and pull-out body, it's an accent anyone can perfect.
Giraffe
Difficulty: No reviews
Think of the Giraffe as a number 7 shape, with a pull-out line for the neck and the head. Easy dot features are then added on top.
Graduates
Difficulty: No reviews
Make a plain cupcake the perfect graduation cupcake by adding these fun fondant students to the sides. They're a breeze to cut, shape and decorate using a cookie cutter and royal icing.
Grapes
Difficulty: Easy
You can pipe the fruit directly on your cake or cupcake in buttercream, then add your stems and leaves.
Grass
Difficulty: Easy
The grass tip creates the most celebrated, easily accomplished decorations! The serrated edges of the grass tip makes ridges in the icing as you squeeze it out. Our step-by-step video shows you how!
Gum Paste Rose
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
Individual hand-shaped petals are the secret to the incredible realism of Gum Paste Roses. Gum paste can be rolled very thin, yet hold its shape. As a result, your flowers will have texture and form that rivals nature.
Half Carnation
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
The Half Carnation achieves the beautiful ruffled effect of a full carnation, piped directly on your cake. Be sure to use stiff consistency icing to hold each petal’s shape.
Heart
Difficulty: Easy
Go ahead, show them how much you love them by embellishing your cakes with these sweet hearts.
Holly Leaf
Difficulty: Easy
Holly leaves build on the basic leaf technique. Use a decorator brush to pull out the tiny points that give them their festive shape.
Kid Candy Face
Difficulty: Easy
It's always a party when you top your cupcakes with smiling candy faces! Give everyone a different hat design using various colors of rolled fondant and FoodWriter Markers.
Lacework
Difficulty: Somewhat Difficult
Lacework is well-suited to wedding, shower and fondant-covered cakes. Usually done in white on pastel cakes, lacework requires nearly perfect pressure control.

