The softer, on-trend vintage piping.
All the classic vintage piping patterns, done in buttercream instead of royal icing. The softer, more romantic finish that defines today’s luxury wedding cakes. The patterns you’ve seen flooding Pinterest, taught from the tip up.
Buttercream is a different animal.
Buttercream for piping
The exact buttercream consistency that holds a clean line, taught from the recipe. Too soft and it slumps, too stiff and your hands cramp. The middle ground that makes piping easy.
The classic vintage borders
Drop strings & ruffles
Working with colour
The project tier
The version brides actually want to eat.
This is also the style that’s defining 2026 wedding cake design. Soft, romantic, edible-everywhere. The Lambeth tradition rendered in modern buttercream. It’s the technique I get the most consultations about right now, and the one couples are bringing me Pinterest boards full of.
Eight patterns, one project cake.
Twelve lessons across three modules. Approximately two and a half hours of paced video. Yours to keep, forever.
- ▷Piping-consistency buttercream
- ▷Tip recommendations for buttercream piping
- ▷Shells & pearls (the classic border)
- ▷Rope and rope swags
- ▷Scalloped lines
- ▷Dots and pearl drops
- ▷Ruffles (two techniques)
- ▷Drop strings (the softer fall)
- ▷S-scrolls and flourishes
- ▷Ombre piping (tinted colour-shift)
- ▷Designing a buttercream vintage tier
- ▷Piping the project from start to finish
- 📄Piping-Consistency Buttercream Recipe
- 📄Pattern Reference Guide
Yours to keep, forever.
- ✓12 lessons across three modules
- ✓~2.5 hours of paced, in-depth video
- ✓All 8 vintage patterns adapted for buttercream
- ✓Piping-consistency buttercream recipe taught from scratch
- ✓Ombre tinted-colour piping technique
- ✓Full project tier from design to finish
- ✓Recipe and pattern reference PDFs
- ✓30-day money-back guarantee
Almost nothing.
The essentials
- ✦Gum paste, store-bought is fine to start
- ✦A ball tool (or a clean paintbrush handle)
- ✦A foam pad (or a folded kitchen towel)
- ✦Floral wire, 24-gauge for the petals
- ✦Florist tape, white or green
The nice-to-haves
- ✦A small rolling pin
- ✦A veining or Dresden tool
- ✦A pair of small needle-nose pliers
- ✦A set of petal dusts, any soft-pink and yellow
- ✦A small paintbrush for dusting