how many sheets does it take to cover an 18 inch round cake height 3 inches?
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I bought 5 to be on the safe side, just in case I was to mess one up. These sheets you have to be very careful or they will rip very easy.
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There are 9 little cakes and they are between about 4 and 3 inches long and not more then 2 1/2 inches wide. I hope, that helps.
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I think it was about 10 inches. The picture is misleading. We made the same cake and it barely covered the front on the bottom layer. Plus it wouldn't stick until we applied a dab of water and in some places it ripped. Wasn't very happy with it at all.
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Each Wilton pan is 1/4 of the batter for one layer. so I half the recipe and make batter for one layer cake and that fills up all 4 of the pans exactly. Hope this answer helps. each wilton pan is 1-1/2 inches high so 2 layers is 3 inches.
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Whimsical Practicality can do this image in 7.5x 11" sheets for 1/4 Sheet cakes, 7.5 Rounds, 6" Rounds, 3" round Cupcake, 2" Rounds Cupcake or an 1/8 Sheet cake size
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This did a 3 layer wedding cake very thinly. The bottom was a 16", middle 12", top 8". Each layer was about 4" thick.
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yes, it says it can cover a 2 layer 8inch cake. If it is your first time using fondant I would get two just to be safe. Good Luck!
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The largest one is 14inx3in, the next one down is 12inx3in, then the one after that is 10inx3in and the smallest one is 8inx3in. If I may add just to give you a better visual, the largest pan can give you over 60 pieces of cake cut in regular squares. Hope this helps.
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Limited amount. The extender will allow only a few pieces then will have to rise with amount of sheets. Not a perfect square like others.
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Agree that 3 rolls will be enough. I only went up from floor about 45 inches and trimmed the top with wood trim (white) so I used less. It does look like wood. Also agree with the comment about the seams - use care. Love the paper, good quality.
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google the name of it, with DecoPac. on the DecoPac website, they have instructions for the picture you see here, and a flat big half sheet cake design as well.
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Outside height is just over 2". The recipe used in it would make 3 layers for an 8" cake.
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I did mine on a quarter sheet and it covered the entire cake but you could probably do a 1/2 sheet and have the pic be in the center!
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I agree with 2 or 3 inches more. You have to measure the top of the cake you want to cover plus twice for the sides. So for example, let's say you had a cake that is 8 inches in width and 4 inches in height. You would add 8 + 4 + 4 = 16. But then add 2 more inches for a total of 18 inches of rolled out fondant. As for using the mat to apply the fondant; After you roll out your fondant on the mat to the desired size, gently roll the mat up from one end to the other into a tube shape. Then put your fingers in each end of the mat/tube and starting on one side of your cake, start unrolling the mat and draping the fondant across to the other side. I hope I explained that well enough...LOL Also, if you are new to fondant, I would advise you to avoid the Wilton brand fondant as it is not very friendly nor is it remotely tasty. I personally like Fondarific and Satin Ice, both of which are available here on Amazon. Hope this helped! :)
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3-1/2 inch high. FYI, I donated the cake stand to Goodwill, the cover is quit heavy and if your not careful when you go to cover your cake/pastries you can chip by tapping the plate. I found one that has a clear plastic cover.
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I only used this for my wedding and then sold it and the bakery set up my cake table but from the pictures it looks like 6 will fit on the top and I think I count 11 on the bottom from my pictures.
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I bought the 3-inch because I wanted taller layers without having to create a cuff at the top with parchment. I love the look of the cakes with the 3-inch tall size. Just be sure to get a recipe for this height. I used them for a wedding cake and it was beautiful! I found great pointers for the amount of batter to use for 3" tall pans online.