Christmas Trees Piped 8 Ways #shorts

Here's a crash course on Christmas tree piping

This is an open star tip, a number 32, piped as rosettes or spikes to fill in the outline

And this is the same tip, but piped a bit differently, starting with a dot and then

after it bulges out, pull the tip upwards to form a peak, which you'll cover up with

the next row of piping. Next up, a petal tip, a number 104, which pipes ruffles like this if you keep the narrow

end of the piping tip pointing down and the wide end pointing up

Holding the same piping tip in the same way, with the narrow part pointing down, pipe these

little petals along the tree, overlapping each row as you work up the tree

With a leaf tip, a number 352, you can make spikier shapes, holding the tip with the two

little teeth above each other. Use a medium round piping tip, like a number 12, to pipe dots and as you pull away after

each dot you'll leave a point behind. Almost everyone has a 1m tip, a star tip, and that works too, piping little lines downwards

to resemble the branches. Or instead of dragging the tip downwards, squeeze a bit out to make these spiky star dots

And happy caking