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Three-Tier Whimsical Wedding Cake Design: Polka Dot Pattern


Create a polka dot pattern on a wedding cake with a disposable pastry bag with a smaller writing tip and a slow, steady motion. Use a scroll pattern on the toptier when decorating a three-tier, whimsical wedding cake with tips from a professional cake designer in this free video on weddings. Expert: Melissa Maggiore Contact: www.AlessiBakeries.com. Bio: Melissa Maggiore is a professional cake designer for the Alessi Bakeries. With more than 15 years of wedding cake design experience she is responsible for completing over 450 wedding cakes a year. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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22 Responses to “Three-Tier Whimsical Wedding Cake Design: Polka Dot Pattern”

  1. ErmkayxX says:

    @mychemicalrelapse you, are extremely cool(:

  2. mychemicalrelapse says:

    i love wedding cakes becuase they all look so beautiful…but honestly. its just a cake! most of the time, when you’ve reached the part of your wedding reception where you cut the damn thing, everyone is too pissed to care what it looks like anyway. I’d rather just have a massive chocolate cake. at least it will taste awesome.

  3. feliciac41 says:

    It does not look like a wedding cake I’s pretty though.

  4. TheVishalk2009 says:

    Shane Dilk few years ago, two parents went out for dinner. A few hours later, the babysitter was calling to ask if she could cover up the clown statue in the kids’ room, the father said,”Take the kids and get out of the house. We’ll call the police, we don’t have a clown statue.” The “clown statue” is really a killer that escap……………ed from jail.(true story)If you don’t post this letter on to 10 pagess tonight, the clown will be in your bed at 3:00 am with a chainsaw in his hand

  5. jdoug0234 says:

    yeah i mean the husband would be like

    ok honey wtf is that pink thing?

  6. cheer4mwah says:

    obviously

  7. Nathal2009 says:

    how do you make the cake like this? Its like not one level? thanx

  8. gohan7776 says:

    i like howdini’s cake

  9. faeriefire78 says:

    The tails pretty much form as you’re applying the dots no matter how hard you try to avoid them, but what you can do is wait a little bit until the icing “crusts” over and tamp them down with your finger. Same goes for the points that sometimes form when you’re writing, etc.

  10. pimmatjuh says:

    i personaly think the dots would look better if you didnt put a tail on them, just make them real dots, and not drops

  11. lovelyhabiba1 says:

    its cute if it was for a little girls birthday pary but who wants to feed that many screaming kids… and plus i think we all know how to put polka dots on something lol sheesh do we look like idiots lmao

  12. Shelenator1 says:

    i think she was doing a tutorial on different options that you can do

  13. ELAHE43 says:

    what the ugly cake

  14. IHeartParamore13 says:

    WOW

  15. 123456789058909 says:

    that is ugly!

  16. nikerin3 says:

    yeah i saw that too

  17. Lusa5 says:

    I don’t like the shape of those wedding cakes..

  18. chloejaneb says:

    This one is a little better than a few of the others… at least I can see how the angle of the bag relates to what she’s actually doing, rather than AFTER it’s done and she spins it around.

  19. PutRandomNameHere says:

    I agree, but this was probably a cake for teaching. They most likely used it to show how to do each border.

    Unless they really did do it on purpose, in which case… meh. :

  20. missdizzywizzy says:

    cool : – )

  21. pendergrass65 says:

    she really thinks she is great

  22. missjennifernicole says:

    0:34

    I think it is odd… that the rim of icing between the top tier and middle tier.. it isn’t all from one nozzle. Some of it is scalloped and other is regular beads,.. It looks like a mistake to me.. Usually you keep the same pattern when doing the rim

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