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Comment by Icing Images on Monday

Check out this awesome video by Teri Terbox.  She created 3 dimensional Icing Image! It's actually rather simple! Her aircraft carrier actually had the plane take off from the cake! What amazing talent! See the link below!

http://www.facebook.com/IcingImages

Comment by Icing Images on April 23, 2012 at 10:25pm

Make sure you check out Sidney Galperns latest video on Isomalt and Icing Images <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/3jxQsr9QW0o?wmode=opaque" frameborder="0"></iframe>

Comment by Sandra Pointer on March 13, 2012 at 10:23pm

I received a Cannon ip3600 for Christmas. I cannot get it to print in colors. Everything comes out green. I printed something out on regular paper and it came out the color it was suppose to be. I have not printed anything successfully todate. I have cleaned and deep cleaned without success. I have adjusted the colors and its still green. Can someone please help cause I'm ready to can this printer.

Comment by Icing Images on March 13, 2012 at 9:43pm

Countdown is on to the Atlantic Bakery Show this weekend, NCACS in Virginia next weekend and of coarse Florida ICED in Ocala! I got pictures of our new products...I will give you a clue....it will compliment the beauty of iiDesigns!

Comment by Icing Images on February 14, 2012 at 2:16pm

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT FOR FREE TICKETS! If you are planning on attending the Atantlic Bakery Expo in Atlantic City March 18-19th, you need to contact us for free VIP tickets.  Simply "Like" us if you have not already done so and then email us at sales@icingimages.com  Icing Images will have a booth there with CMSA Chef Mike Terry and Sugar ARtist Linda McClure.  They will have ongoing live Demos.  Debbie Coughlin, owner of Icing Images will also be appearing with Mike and Linda for an educational session that is free on Monday, March 19th from 9:45-10:45am.  Please pass this information along to anyone you may know who would like to attend, you must register for your free tickets by February 17th.  See you there!

Comment by Icing Images on February 8, 2012 at 5:02pm

Create your own Glitter Sheets!  It is easy and you can customize them any way you want!  Simply take our Icing Images Designer Electronic Cutting sheet, spread some shortening on the area you want to glitter and add your glitter!  All brands of edible gillter work and you can add as much or as little as you want!

Comment by Icing Images on January 30, 2012 at 11:56am

Planning on attending the Atlantic City Bakery Expo March 18th and 19th? If you decide before February 17th, we have free VIP Tickets! How..you ask? Like us on Facebook and then request at sales@icingimages.com and we will send one out to you!

Comment by Icing Images on December 10, 2011 at 6:29pm

Watch for Classes from Icing Images with Chef Mike Terry, Linda McClure the "Queen of Electronic Cutters" & Icing Images own Debbie Coughlin!

Comment by Icing Images on December 7, 2011 at 10:48am

This is the final cake that Chef Mike Terry created.  We featured it previously, but we had questions regarding the ribbons and the ornaments so I wanted to be sure to show better explanations as to how he did it.  Mike uses the Silhouette from Linda McClure.  He prefers this over other models since he can use his computer to choose designs.  He loves to pair patterns from iiDesigns with his electronic cutters to make his themes flow through out the cake. 

Comment by Icing Images on December 7, 2011 at 10:40am

Here is a close up of the ornaments Chef Mike Terry used on the green Christmas Cake. In this picture Chef Mike Terry used Icing Images Electronic Cutter sheets. They are precolored for use in electronic cutters and punches. This saves time from rolling out gumpaste. Mike then added the glitter to the sheet by dampening the sheet with edible lacquer spray. He then added the glitter and sprayed one last time so that glitter didn't spread around to the other parts of the cake. The advantage to adding glitter yourself after you have cut the image is that you will not get your cutter glittery causing it to spread to unwanted cuts. Plus you can control the amount of glitter you add. Absolutely amazing Mike!

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