If you level out your panel thickness before you apply it to the cake you get a much more even ends result. I also have better luck with freezer paper for this technique because it’s a bit thicker and a bit sturdier.
I use this technique to apply buttercream to all of my cakes never thought about using to do a marble effect ❤️ but I use acetate sheets instead of parchment paper and there are no wrinkles to smooth out only the seam in the back
Awesome idea, acetate is brilliant! I’ve never seen tall acetate though, just the standard sheets (probably the size of standard notebook paper) or the thin rolls that are like 2 tall. I’ve never looked for taller sheets though so I’ll need to do some research. Do you tape a couple large sheets together? Personally, I love tall tiers; my standard sizes are usually 5-6”. Great video! Love this panel idea, can’t wait to see more videos. I appreciate that you made sure to say you used the upside down method because that’s such a clever trick👏🏻 I think somehow lying your panel on a large acrylic or something & mixing up a painterly type transfer would be cool too-perhaps simply painting on the cake with BC or a palette knife would make more sense lol anyway I love the technique. Thanks for sharing!
This is way more helpful than the last video I saw on marbled buttercream! That tutorial was a long and drawn out process of simply painting it on with food coloring!
Love this! I’ve already used this technique on 2 cakes. If you’re on Pinterest, then I’ll pin it and post the pics using your method (in the newer section that ask have you tried it).
Love it!!! And perhaps it be better if once rhe cake has been in freezer withbthe crumb coat you ROLL IT ON THE PARCHMENT PAPER THATS ALREADY WITH THE MARBLE BUTTERCREAM, AS OPPOSED TO BRINGING THE PARCHMENT PAPER Up,and around the cake.
dont know if anyone gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies on Instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother recently xD
Did you notice you have not only marbling but you have like a face on the cake. Go back and watch the video again and you can see the hair eyes on the top of the cake. COOL! I've never seen this technique before , I really like your video.
wow what a great tutorial. thank you for sharing your great ideas. you make it look so easy can't wait to give it a try. I love both the marble effect and rough texture.
Hi Thank you for your video .I have a question before making the marble effect the whole cake was spread with buttercream and then it was chilled right?
I also think that the cake was buttercream iced completely and chilled, to afterwards apply the marble buttercream on the wax paper and chilled again and smoothing it last.
Yep! That's all I use now. This video was a rush to get it out before the San Diego cake show. Other creators using acetate got the idea from me while watching my demo there. 😉
I am soooo glad I finally found such a great tutorial on this. I have been trying to figure out how to do marbled buttercream, and I can't wait to try it out. Thanks so much!
Beautiful!!!!!
And thank you for the clear way you’ve explained and demonstrated this technique. 😊
Love your Star Wars shirt!
If you level out your panel thickness before you apply it to the cake you get a much more even ends result. I also have better luck with freezer paper for this technique because it’s a bit thicker and a bit sturdier.
I'm getting ready to post a updated video using acetate and it's much easier. 😉
I use this technique to apply buttercream to all of my cakes never thought about using to do a marble effect ❤️ but I use acetate sheets instead of parchment paper and there are no wrinkles to smooth out only the seam in the back
That's awesome! I'm getting ready to post a new video. This was the very beginning stages for me and I use acetate as well. :)
Does this technique work with shortening based buttercream?
Awesome idea, acetate is brilliant! I’ve never seen tall acetate though, just the standard sheets (probably the size of standard notebook paper) or the thin rolls that are like 2 tall. I’ve never looked for taller sheets though so I’ll need to do some research.
Do you tape a couple large sheets together? Personally, I love tall tiers; my standard sizes are usually 5-6”.
Great video! Love this panel idea, can’t wait to see more videos. I appreciate that you made sure to say you used the upside down method because that’s such a clever trick👏🏻 I think somehow lying your panel on a large acrylic or something & mixing up a painterly type transfer would be cool too-perhaps simply painting on the cake with BC or a palette knife would make more sense lol anyway I love the technique. Thanks for sharing!
I'd also like to know where you source your acetate or if you just tape sheets together to achieve the size you need
Do you order acetate from n.v Amazon?
EXACTLY what I was looking for. Excellent video; good instructions; good visuals. Thank you!
This is way more helpful than the last video I saw on marbled buttercream! That tutorial was a long and drawn out process of simply painting it on with food coloring!
I may be the only one but I really liked the tall jagged look of the buttercream before you trimmed it. Could be a place for some very yummy stuff.
Ava Angel No I liked it too! She mentioned above using acetate helps avoid those waves I think that would look amazing
Very clever technique!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Wow! I’ve never seen this technique before. Great tutorial 😀
Thank you. I have a updated video I'm about to post.
@@Christine-cf5uw Can you do this with gold buttercream?
Thank you! 🖤🤍
Love this! I’ve already used this technique on 2 cakes. If you’re on Pinterest, then I’ll pin it and post the pics using your method (in the newer section that ask have you tried it).
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
This is amazing! Haven’t seen marbling buttercream done like this!
Thank you!
Love it!!! And perhaps it be better if once rhe cake has been in freezer withbthe crumb coat you ROLL IT ON THE PARCHMENT PAPER THATS ALREADY WITH THE MARBLE BUTTERCREAM, AS OPPOSED TO BRINGING THE PARCHMENT PAPER Up,and around the cake.
Maravilloso que Dios bendiga sus manos... saludos de Perú
Now that's what i call a "flat sides hack!
Nice!
Love this babe, so proud of you!! Can't wait to see more
Thank you!!
I'd been waiting for a tutorial on this forever!! Subscribed :)
Thank you. I hope you enjoy it.
Christine, What an awesome idea! I've done fondant marbling on my channel, but never buttercream. Such a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
dont know if anyone gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies on Instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother recently xD
@Emmitt Kyrie yup, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for months myself =)
Did you notice you have not only marbling but you have like a face on the cake.
Go back and watch the video again and you can see the hair eyes on the top of the cake. COOL!
I've never seen this technique before , I really like your video.
Thanks for the tutorial. I don't understand why there are thumbs down.
TREW HIT me too!!!!
TREW HIT same!
TREW HIT some know they are going to thumb down before they watch it. Can’t win them all... I agree with you though, great tutorial
Hola saludos desde lima, perú, me encanto el tutorial gracias por enseñar 🥰
wow what a great tutorial. thank you for sharing your great ideas. you make it look so easy can't wait to give it a try. I love both the marble effect and rough texture.
So cool! I can't wait to see what other tutorials you share with us. Subscribed!
Thank you! I will be posting more some.
Thank you from Argentina. You are amazing!!!!!!
Que es la pasta que prepara? Donde puedo encontrar la traducción?
Woa please make more videos. Also be share how you did the top down method. Thanks
Thank you. I will also do a video on the upside down method.
That’s awesome! Thank you for sharing!❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've got to make two cakes like this, this year, this has saved alot of trial and error.
Oh that's very clever. Well done and thank you for sharing it! Also big thumbs up for the awesome shirt. :D
Thank you very much!
Haha Most of my shirts are Star Wars related.
Smart. Its gorgeous
Thank you ❤
Hi wooooow
Please give me your recipe for buttercream 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thnx for the video. From Luxembourg
lamiaa akaaboune it’s an Italian merengue buttercream or a Swiss butter cream from the look of it.
Code Name she uses American buttercream. Not sure her recipe but it looks amazing!
Thanks! I'm going to make a video showing my buttercream recipe.
Christine please
Christine please share the buttercream recipe please
Totally subscribed I did not expect the end result to be so good 😍😍😍😍
You go gurl👧👧
Thanks for sharing, this is so amazing.😊
Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh thank you thank you thank you for this video!!!!!!!!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Love this! Can’t wait to give it a try 💜
Thank you! It's super easy. :)
Great technique! Waiting for other videos 🌸🌸
Good morning ma'am is the butter cream going to be very thick ?
hi what type of icing is that you have spreed butter cream too? thank you nice video x
Great idea! Thank you for sharing ❤️ Can this technique be used for colored white chocolate ganache?
Wow. Clever. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy it!
I want to know if the icing on the cake before you add that marble is butter cream or fondant? Thanks
Great tutorial
Please show us how to make your buttercream. Thank you
I'm getting ready to post a video.
Christine thank you so much!!!
Christine did you post your buttercream video yet???
Thank you for sharing this!! Can I use any gel colors or does this have to be in water colors?
I used gel colors to do that. The key is not mixing it up all the way. You want it to still be really streaky.
Christine thank you!
Wow this is quite awesome
Can i use whipping cream instead of buttercream?
you have just saved me a couple of hundreds $$ on the class:) Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing can't wait to try!
I love to know you recepite of buttercream🙏🙏🙏 please
How can I get the wrinkles out of the buttercream before removing the parchment
Great technique 👍👍👍
Thank you very much, this cake cover is super
Thank you so much ! For this video, you're super clear Whit everything and makes it easier to understand I will put this in practice ! 👏
What did you coat the cake with before applying marble
What buttercream are you using ? Mind sharing ?
Very cool!
Hi christine what is your receipe for buttercream I'm getin trouble my buttercream often jus melt
Whats ur recipe for butter cream please ?
Is your buttercream SMBC or American?
Can i use this technique using whipped cream?
do you think this would work with cream cheese icing?
I'm not really sure because I don't work with cream cheese but I imagine if you altered it a little and added buttercream that it probably would.
Hi! Tell me please, hoow do you make buttercream?
Love it. Good job..
Me ha gustado mucho!!👍
Is it buttercream/fondant?
Super cool. I love this. I'm gonna have to give this a try.
So beautiful and artistic! Thank you for sharing the journey start to finish!!🌟💛☀️🌟✨
Can this be done using a whipped cream frosting?
Can I use this technique to do marbling with ganache ?
Amazing technique
Yay thanks imma try it! 🙌🏼💜
Can this be done with Swiss meringue buttercream?
Please what's the name of the pepper she used?
This is parchment paper but I highly suggest acetate.
Thanks for sharing. Please which of the buttercream did you use.
Ola Moss that’s either a Swiss or Italian buttercream.
I use American buttercream. I'm getting ready to post a video. It's super easy.
Thanks very much
Love! Love the shirt as well. Anytime I make cakes I wear my Star Wars shirt
What paper is that ?
Hi Thank you for your video .I have a question before making the marble effect the whole cake was spread with buttercream and then it was chilled right?
I also think that the cake was buttercream iced completely and chilled, to afterwards apply the marble buttercream on the wax paper and chilled again and smoothing it last.
Спасиб☺️ очень полезное видео!))
Could you tell me please from any products cream.
What kind of buttercream do you use?
Would wax paper work?
Pretty cool
Thnx very much
From Luxembourg
Can this be done with whipping cream?
No
What if we don't have freezer
Great job ❤️❤️
Thank you very much! I'm excited to start making more videos.
Nice!
E a receita do buttercream?!! alguém tem?
Awesome
Great thnks😉
How did you make your logo?
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much! New subscriber 😊👏🏻❤️
... 😉 at 4:58 there's a *FACE on the CAKE* in the *frosting* ~ *Haunted Cake LOL* 👻
I saw too haha
acetate is far sturdier and gives a smoother finish
Yep! That's all I use now. This video was a rush to get it out before the San Diego cake show. Other creators using acetate got the idea from me while watching my demo there. 😉
How did you make it dry ?
Perfeitoooo
I am soooo glad I finally found such a great tutorial on this. I have been trying to figure out how to do marbled buttercream, and I can't wait to try it out. Thanks so much!
Is it me or can anybody see a face in the cake?
There is a freakin FACE in the marbling! 😧
This creme is chokola