Guide to using and storing edible image cake toppers

1. Frost your cake
   Use a smooth and even layer of buttercream frosting to ensure a flawless application of the icing sheet.
    
2. Prepare the icing sheet
   Carefully  peel the plastic backing off the dried icing sheet. Handle the sheet  gently by the edges to avoid smudging the printed design.
    
3. Position the icing sheet
   Carefully  lay the icing sheet design-side down onto the frosted cake. Use a clean  cake smoother or a rolling pin to gently press the icing sheet onto the  cake, ensuring there are no air bubbles.
    

1. Curling
   If  the icing sheet starts to curl slightly, gently smooth it down with a  rolling pin or cake smoother. You can also briefly place the cake in the  refrigerator to stiffen the frosting, making adhering to the icing  sheet easier.
    
2. Tearing
   If the icing sheet tears slightly, don't panic! You can gently smooth the tear with a small paintbrush dipped in water.
    

1. Storage
   Store unused icing sheets in their original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
    
2. Shelf Life
   Most icing sheets have a shelf life of around 12 months.
    
3. Multiple Icing Sheets
   If your design requires multiple icing sheets, ensure a slight overlap between each sheet to achieve a seamless look.
    
4. Creativity
   Don't be afraid to get creative! Use icing sheets to create a photo realistic cake.
    

The  possibilities for cake decorating with icing sheets are truly endless.  Here are some inspirational ideas to get your creative juices flowing:

1. Themed Cakes
   Bring  any party theme to life with custom icing sheets. For a child's  birthday, use their favorite cartoon character or superhero. Use their  school logo or a photo of the graduate for a graduation cake.
    
2. Personalized Touches
   Add a special touch to any cake with a monogram, a heartfelt message, or a special date.
    
3. Logos and Branding
   Businesses can use icing sheets to create branded cakes for corporate events or product launches.
    
4. Elegant Designs
   Use icing sheets with delicate floral patterns, lacework designs, or geometric shapes for a more sophisticated look.
    
5. 3D Cake Toppers
   Cut out icing sheet shapes and adhere them to lollipop sticks or skewers to create stunning 3D cake toppers.

Remember,  the key to success with icing sheets is practice and a little patience.  Don't be afraid to experiment with different designs and techniques.  You can transform any cake into a work of art with some creativity!
 

Cakes come in so many shapes and sizes that it can be hard to figure out what works best for you! This handy guide covers our most common, popular sizes. Please bear in mind that everyone cuts servings differently, so it's difficult to specify just how many slices each cake will serve. 

Round Cakes

4" Cake (topper size 3.75”)

Single layer "lunchbox cake" - Serves 2

Double Layer "mini cake" - Serves 5

6" Cake (topper size 5.75”)

Double layer- Serves 10

Triple Layer- Serves 16

8" Cake (topper size 7.75”)

Double layer- Serves 20

Triple Layer- Serves 30

Sheet Cakes

Quarter Sheet (9" x 13")

Half Sheet (13" x 18")

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