I just bought the Wilton Deluxe Tip Set. And I had no idea what the flower nail was! Thank you! I do have a question. What is the best type of icing to use when doing flowers? Can it be store bought or does it need to be a homemade? I'm just starting out any advice would be appreciated! 🧡
Hi Tomi! You can freeze or refrigerate the flowers until they are firm and the wax paper square will easily pull off. If you are using the flowers right away we recommend using our flower lifter: www.wilton.com/flower-lifter/417-1199.html
Hi! Once the flowers have been chilled and are firm you can pull them off of the flower square. If they are fresh, you can use our flower lifer: www.wilton.com/flower-lifter/417-1199.html
I got a flower nail in the Wilton 20 tip set (the one with the plastic organizer and a coupler in the middle) Anyways I used it for the first time the other day and the nail head fell off after the second flower!! It didn't sustain heavy damage or anything, I just moved my finger up and it snapped off Anyways I won't be buying Wilton brand nails again but I figured I'd give a warning to others and maybe advise Wilton to please make your glue stronger Not that I'll be buying more of them >~>
Hi! We're so sorry to hear that this happened! If you ever have any issues with our products, please reach out to our customer service team by sending an email to info@wilton.com
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Great description of how to turn the flower nail for right- or left-handed instead of trying to remember counterclockwise or clockwise- thank you!
We're so glad you found it helpful! Happy decorating!
Thank you soooo much I'm finally getting in to butter cream flowers so this is super helpful!
Hi Naomi-- glad I could help! -Robin
Thanks for teaching we beginners the basic. Truly helpful
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Thank u my friend for beautiful sharing
Very useful, thanks!
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I just bought the Wilton Deluxe Tip Set. And I had no idea what the flower nail was! Thank you! I do have a question. What is the best type of icing to use when doing flowers? Can it be store bought or does it need to be a homemade? I'm just starting out any advice would be appreciated! 🧡
I had the same issue. I thought the flower nail was a little stand to stack all the tips on. 😂
@@ravenspazzrockstar8395 lol I love that, idk what I thought but w.e it was certainly wasn’t for making flowers 😂
Beautiful... Nice tips
Very beautiful
Thankyou that makes perfect sense xx
That is beautiful
This is well and dandy, but HOW DO I GET IT OFF THE WAX PAPER ONTO THE CAKE?!?!?
Use a flower lifter or refrigerate/freeze it and then peel it off.
@@Ru-bu1wj Yeah, after an hour of frustration and tears I figured it out. Thanks, though!!! 🤗
Wow Thank you so much.!!
Thank you! Now how do you move buttercream flowers to your cake without ruining them?
Hi Tomi! You can freeze or refrigerate the flowers until they are firm and the wax paper square will easily pull off. If you are using the flowers right away we recommend using our flower lifter: www.wilton.com/flower-lifter/417-1199.html
Wilton thank you so much!
@@wilton ok - that link is no good...
you are so creative ,,,,thank you 💜💜💜💜💜
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How do you transfer the flowers from the baking paper on to a cake ?
Hi! Once the flowers have been chilled and are firm you can pull them off of the flower square. If they are fresh, you can use our flower lifer: www.wilton.com/flower-lifter/417-1199.html
Thsnks a lot... love it
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Why can't I keep the parchment paper on the nail without it sliding around I can't get petals to stick to the paper either! :(
Put a tiny bit of icing between the paper and nail
I got a flower nail in the Wilton 20 tip set (the one with the plastic organizer and a coupler in the middle)
Anyways I used it for the first time the other day and the nail head fell off after the second flower!! It didn't sustain heavy damage or anything, I just moved my finger up and it snapped off
Anyways I won't be buying Wilton brand nails again but I figured I'd give a warning to others and maybe advise Wilton to please make your glue stronger
Not that I'll be buying more of them >~>
Hi! We're so sorry to hear that this happened! If you ever have any issues with our products, please reach out to our customer service team by sending an email to info@wilton.com
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hi first
Ruined a whole tub of icing after this video
Thanks for teaching we beginners the basic. Truly helpful
Thank you Andem! It's my pleasure! -Robin