How much of the rhinstone cake ribbon would I need to go around a 14" , 12" and 9" tier cake & how much would it cost?
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Multiply each cake diameter by 3.14. That will give you the circumference of diameter size.
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What I did was buy 1 and then I took it to my cake lady and we played around with ideas. She had molds of the cake sizes and we could figure it out from that. Also, doing this, I realized that I wanted 2 layers to have a double band. I think I bought 5 for a 3 tier cake.
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I'm not sure how big of a cake you're interested in making. When I ordered this, it easily covered a 3-tiered 5 inch round cake, plus a few decorative pieces. And I would say I used less than half of the fondant. You might be able to get more information from the Amanda Oakleaf website- they also have tutorials.
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Total inner width across plate part is 12". Note however that inner sides of lid come right up to narrow inner rim of plate part so if had a 12" cake, you could not use dome cover as it will rub against sides of cake as you put it on. For a single payer cake, plate part could accommodate an 11" layer and still be able to fit dome on without touching cake. However be aware that sides of dome slope inward, therefore if you wanted a multilayer cake, would suggest no wider than 10" and even that may be too much for a 3-layer cake, because inner sides of dome cover could come in contact with cake top layer before would fit all the way down on plate part. Total inner width across plate part is 12". Note however that inner sides of lid come right up to narrow inner rim of plate part so if had a 12" cake, you could not use dome cover as it will rub against sides of cake as you put it on. For a single payer cake, plate part could accommodate an 11" layer and still be able to fit dome on without touching cake. However be aware that sides of dome slope inward, therefore if you wanted a multilayer cake, would suggest no wider than 10" and even that may be too much for a 3-layer cake, because inner sides of dome cover could come... » Read More Total inner width across plate part is 12". Note however that inner sides of lid come right up to narrow inner rim of plate part so if had a 12" cake, you could not use dome cover as it will rub against sides of cake as you put it on. For a single payer cake, plate part could accommodate an 11" layer and still be able to fit dome on without touching cake. However be aware that sides of dome slope inward, therefore if you wanted a multilayer cake, would suggest no wider than 10" and even that may be too much for a 3-layer cake, because inner sides of dome cover could come in contact with cake top layer before would fit all the way down on plate part. « Show Less
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It's a little smaller than many cake holders, so I would say 12. Hope that helps.
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A 9 by 13 cake might fit. It would be a tight fit though. I perfer my cake boxes to have at least a extra inch bigger then the cake on all sides.
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i don't remember what size a 1/4 sheet cake is, but i used it on a 9x13 cake and it looked great! there was a little room around it for candles.
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I hope this information helps you this is off of Amazon's description or (details) i gave this as a gift for Christmas last year and do not personal have the information. you may want to look at the measurements also for the size of your cake. Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 3.5 x 5 inchesShipping Weight: 12 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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A lot!!! It of course depends on how deep your mold is. I did lace on a 10' round double layer wedding cake and had enough to test it and to do the cake.
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It was an 11x14 inch cake. It would fit a 9x13 inch cake though. We just wanted room for more decorations.
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I bought this stand for a friends wedding I did last summer. You can assemble it tier by tier. I did not use the top tier because I put a cake up top. There is plenty of room for jumbo cupcakes, with myself only using the three bottom tiers for cupcakes I still was able to fit about 60. I also wrapped ribbon around the edge of each tier to give it some more color;)
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We had 74 cupcakes at our weddding but had room for more. Here's our breakdown from top-down per tier in case you're curious.top tier - 1 Cutting Cake4th tier - 12 cupcakes3rd tier - 16 cupcakes2nd tier - 18 cupcakesbottom tier - 28 cupcakes
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it is for standard size cupcakes, but it isn't as big as it looks. we had the cupcakes with a lot of frosting and all of the icing rubbed against the top of the tiers. I think the top tier is 8" ....I think. I bought it last march.
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Yes, the top of the cake stand is 15" and a 14" cake will easily fit on stand. However, I would not recommend this item to anyone. It is a huge disappointment. Not at all like the elegant item in photo. I'd describe it a cheap in appearance and has a sharp edge at bottom of stand. You'll need to be careful if moving stand with heavy cake on it. Make sure you do not cut yourself. Yet I do wish to stress, the item I received is not at all the quality of what is shown in the photo. Buyer beware!
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Hello...I bought an 5" cake (about the size that's on top of a 3 tier wedding cake)...very easy to assemble
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I put it on a 9" round cake, but it was just a little too big - would have been fine on a 10" diameter cake. If I remember correctly, the ends of the swords just barely curved over the edge of the cake. It looked great even though it didn't fit perfectly. I can't remember the exact dimensions of the design. Hope this helps.
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The sheet was only about the size of an 8 by 10 sheet of paper. I had bought 2 because I wasn't sure either. The cake I was doing was an 8 inch round and ended up just using one sheet cut in half using a box cutter. I butted the two strips to go around the cake sides. Whimsical Practicality or Leanza's Bakery site where this sugar sheet came from has a sugar sheet chart giving approximately how many to use for different size cakes that might help you some.
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Buy a 14 inch diameter. I make 12 inch cheesecakes. But whatever you are making, 14 will be enough. It will be fine for using any pan up to 12 inches for a "bain marie" cooking process. The depth will be fine also.