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Cow Heads
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
Figure pipe cow heads using a variety of basic techniques, including shell motion head and petal motion ears, dot features and pull-out hair.
Dog
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
A dog is also a decorator’s best friend—it’s so easy to figure pipe on a cupcake or cake. A series of balls and oblong shapes, topped off with pull-out dot fur, is all you need to pipe this pup.
Elephant Trunk
Difficulty: Medium
For the elephant trunk, use two lengths of plastic dowel rods as your guide, inserted in your stand-up rubber ducky cake before it is decorated. Cover the pieces with stars when the cake is complete.
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.
Lion
Difficulty: Somewhat Difficult
For jungle and circus themes, the Lion rules! Balls and dots combine to shape his head—you can use the same procedure for bears, hippos, dogs and other animals.
Penguin
Difficulty: Difficult
To figure pipe the stand-up Penguin, you’ll need to use heavy pressure, gradually lifting for a high rising mound body.
Pig Laying Down
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
The Pig is a perfect example of how basic shapes come together in figure piping. With an oval body, round head, pull-out legs and dot features, he's a snap to make.
Poodle
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
The Poodle can be done directly on your cake, by tracing our pattern with a toothpick. His fluffy coat is a result of overpiped zigzag fur.
Reindeer
Difficulty: Somewhat Difficult
Decorating a figure in motion is one reason our Reindeer is so much fun. If you make Santa’s whole team, you can vary the fur color or accents—even add names to the cake.
Sheep
Difficulty: Medium
You can count on our Sheep to draw attention to your cake. The figure piped body is rich with detail like the tapering snout, petal-shaped ears and shell-motion wool.
Spooky Spider
Difficulty: Easy
The Spooky Spider adds a friendly fright to Halloween treats. He’ll spin a web of fun with 8 curving legs and pull-out fur.
Teddy Bear
Difficulty: Somewhat Easy
A Teddy Bear looks great on shower cupcakes and birthday cakes. It’s a great decoration for first-timers—a simple series of connected dots with a cute string bow tie to finish.
Teddy Bear Head
Difficulty: Easy
This 3-dimensional bear adds so much excitement to your cake. Creating it is simple and fun!
