Is this sturdy enough to make cupcake wrappers (not liners)? Patterns look great for the birthday party we're planning.
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This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
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No, it would be a tight squeeze. I would not recommend using these for cupcakes. Hope this helps! :)
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It arrived unassembled and I put it together but honestly have not tried taking it apart but I don't see why not. It isn't the sturdiest one I have ever seen. The two my friend has are better quality but I think she picked them up at TJ Maxx or Marshall's. If your cupcakes aren't huge this will work fine. Good luck
63884
I would probably use a 2" or 2 1/2" image and leave a small border. Some grocery store bakeries have sheets of them that they use for their cupcakes.
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Yes, it will hold 2 layers safely. Used the large cupcake/cake holder for our daughter's wedding and that was my biggest concern. Baker assured me it would be fine and it worked very well.
309171
There are baking cups that fits perfectly but there were others that made the cupcake crease. I can't remember what kind of cupcake cups I use. But the new thing now with cupcakes, you can always use a liner to bake the cupcakes and then when done, put them on another decorative wrapper to hide the crease.
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That depends on how many tiers you use and size of the cupcakes. We had 60 standards and 20 big ones and they fit but we had to place some of the big ones on the table around it because the ledges weren't quite wide enough for fat cupcakes. Standards, no prob tho. Realisticly Id say we could've fit 70- 80ish standards on the stand itself. Its sturdy and well worth the money.
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YES! It's great for decorating cupcakes and regular cakes, too! I even use mine for spreading ice melt pellets in the dead of winter. The non-stick polymer requires no clean-up. My children love the cupcakes decorated in this manner. They are turning a weird shade of blue, but they don't have any more weeds growing in their hair as in the past! Great product! (Would recommend this to a friend.)
873003
It does well with cupcakes, but I ended gluing it all together to hold the weight of cookies. I can't see it working for a wedding cake.
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I used it for bows for daughters outside wedding. Pretty durable but don't know if thick enough for you're use several wrappings of thickness would probably work and the price is great!!!
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I think this size would be sufficient. I used it to make cupcake toppers and was able to fit a legible font (16) of Happy Birthday, Isabel! (in 3 rows of course). But if you want it to cover the majority of lid surface space I would probably go larger (especially if using a wide mouth jar).
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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Buy the cupcake courier cupcake carrier. It holds 3 layers and has 2 snaps per side. This 2 layer one is extremely flimsy and broke going to church a mile away. A snap broke and the entire unit cracked. Pay a little more and get a durable one you can use for carrying one, two or three layers.
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It depends on the thickness you plan to roll the fondant out, size of the cupcakes, and the Decoration you are looking to achieve. I do believe that this will be enough.
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Yes! I used these to make homemade cupcakes for my wedding...they looked great!
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i actually purchased these because i had a broken one that i purchased elsewhere. Its the same sturdy material. i havent had them that long, but they work for me for now because i do alot of different cupcakes. Theyre convvenient.
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The vertical part will still stick up, however if u used fillers w/ ur cupcakes, it would look great. Such as flowers, candy... Assembled completely.