holly_3 is practicing patience.
I ordered the Wilton Courses 1 & 2 and the books arrived today. :)
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How to take a cake decorating class"It's time-consuming, but I enjoy it. Plus, there are definitely *sweet* rewards!!""
How I did it: I signed up for a four-week course at a local arts & crafts supply. There are four courses in all, but even after completing just the first course you can make some great-looking cakes. Resources: www.wilton.com |
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How I did it: I did some research and came across some local cake decorating classes and so I payed the fee and signed up along with two other friends of mine, during the summer. Read how I did it…
holly_3 is practicing patience.
I ordered the Wilton Courses 1 & 2 and the books arrived today. :)
I’m going to make it a must to do this before the end of the year. I’ve put it off for so long…
jamelle is settin' it up to knock it down!
I signed up for classes but didn’t go…. I bought a book and a kit from borders…have yet to read it
AhimsaBabe is working on #17
I’m an awesome baker, but my cake decorating skills are amateurish mostly due to a) lack of practice and b) essential tremor in my hands. I’ve studied books about cake decorating but that’s kind of like reading about music. So I’d like to take a good class in the basics sometime. I may try and do that this summer via the UT Informal Class structure or find a class through one of the baking shops here in town.
I have my third class of Wilton Course 2 tonight! I am looking foward to learning how to make new flowers! :)
Last weekend I made a cake for my Pastor’s 29th anniversary. It was my first sheet cake – a little lopsided on one corner but pretty good overall! I got many compliments on it.
I also made a couple of cakes for my sister when she came down to visit. I have been enjoying the practice … and I’m looking forward to the holidays!
I’ll post some photos soon!
Finished Wilton Course 1 last night. My final project was a rose bouquet cake.
I may not be a master decorator, but I can at least decorate a decent cake. It’s very satisfying to know that I can cross this off my list!
I had so much fun and have received so much encouragement that I start Course 2 next week!
My first job was when I was 18 and I was hired at a bakery as a part time cake decorator. My manager was amazing and I fell in love with my work. She moved on to a higher job title elsewhere and I was left as Head Cake Decorator 6 months later. I absolutley loved it. Unfortunatly it was a small bakery inside of a grocery store with poor managment and staff, poor pay and hours. I eventually put my notice in and regreted my decision shortly after. I would love nothing more than to get back in the business.
I’m taking the Wilton Course 1 decorating class at Hobby Lobby. My first assignment is done. It was a little frustrating to complete due to uncontrollable cirmcumstances (widespread power outage due to Ike, which left me the night before class to get the cake prepped). However, it didn’t turn out looking too bad.
I sent the final product to work with my husband and he and his coworkers devoured it. I got nothing but compliments and now look forward to assignment #2, which I’ll prep this weekend.
BTW, my hubby is already telling me I should sign up for Course 2. He says he likes this new hobby! LOL! :)
I did it—took the class and realized I didn’t like cake decor as much as I had thought I would. But I’m glad I took the class anyhow; at least I can say I’ve done it. May as well give as many things a try as I can. Life is short.