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Pig Laying Down
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.
Skill Level:
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Step 1
With tip 12, hold bag at a 90° angle to waxed paper. Start at rear, squeezing with medium pressure, move hand forward to form body.
Step 2
Make the head. With tip 12, pipe a small round ball. When desired size is reached, stop.
Step 3
Make pull-out legs. Pipe tip 6 snout, tip 81 ears (pull tip out slightly), and tip 2 e-motion tail. Add tip 2 dot eyes, score feet, nostrils and outline mouth with toothpick.
Ingredients
Tools
Products
Disposable Decorating Bags
Standard Coupler
Waxed paper
Toothpick
Pig Laying Down is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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RosasTreats from
Great tutorial, descriptive
Needed to do farm animal cupcakes for my very first time and this tutorial was perfect! Had to use parchment squares to smooth out body though.
Date published: 2016-05-28
Rated 4 out of
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tdraves580 from
I have taken Wilton classes and made the clown that sits on top of the cake. I would like to know how to make a santa claus on a cake. Please send me an email at tammie1932@live.com and let me know. Thanks!
Date published: 2010-12-19
Rated 4 out of
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Judiann from
"This little piggy went to market..." He's actually one of my favourite farm animals & so-o-o easy to do. Laying on a bed of grass, he makes a colourful & fun topping for a cupcake or as a member of a farm/barnyard on a cake. I took a batch of cupcakes to the office on the final day of a course we were taking. Topping the cupcakes were pigs, clowns, roses, bluebells, lilies & bows. The first ones to go were the pigs & the clowns. They're both so loveable!
Date published: 2010-12-06