Pre-cut or roundabout icing sheets are a variety from the full page icing sheets. These are otherwise called circles icing sheets or palatable circle sheets which are as of now shaped into various estimated circles or rectangles. This implies you don't have to cut physically with cutting apparatuses once the sheet is printed. You just straightforwardly print onto circles utilizing our layouts and peel off each cover with printed plan.
Pre-cut frosting sheets have included hues, pictures to the cupcakes and treats. Each circle is anything but difficult to peel off and it has helped the majority of the organizations, military, sports group and so on to print their logos for specific occasions. Making cakes with your own particular creative energy would be impeccable great present for your darling ones. These sheets are exceptionally flexible and can be utilized on frostings, for example, marzipan, fondant, chocolate, whipped cream, buttercream, and solidified cake surfaces.
The most common pre-cut shapes are as follows:
1.25″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (3cm) provides 48 circles per sheet
1.5″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (4cm)
2″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (5cm) provides 15 circles per sheet
2.5″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (6cm) provides 12 circles per sheet
3″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (8cm) provides 6 circles per sheet
8″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (19/20cm) provides 1 circle per sheet
1.5″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (4cm)
2″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (5cm) provides 15 circles per sheet
2.5″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (6cm) provides 12 circles per sheet
3″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (8cm) provides 6 circles per sheet
8″ diameter Pre-cut circles sheet (19/20cm) provides 1 circle per sheet
How to use templates with precut frosting sheets -
Please download the attachment for "required" inch templates.
We would say to print out on a regular paper before printing on frosting sheet in order to make sure the template matches the circles. So that we can avoid wasting frosting sheets. The easiest way would be:
Method to Add Pictures to the Circles
1. Open the template in MS word
2. Click the circle outline and you will see something like this below image:
2. Click the circle outline and you will see something like this below image:
3. Now from the top menu of word document toolbar, you will see the tab name Format -> Click on Shape Fill -> Click on Picture and Insert.
4. Print regular A4 sheet.
5. Place the regular sheet on a clean surface.
6. Now bring the 1.25" or 2" or any size circle sheet and place on the regular sheet.
7. Hold both the sheets (printed and the precut circle sheet) and bring in front of a light assuming you are looking into the light.
8. In this way, you can easily see through the two sheets to match the pattern.
If there is a little mismatch, you can go back to the template in Microsoft word and just do the little adjustment required. This might be required sometimes due to a different version of Microsoft version used at customer end or the frosting sheets batch cutting template used at our vendor end.
If there is a little mismatch, you can go back to the template in Microsoft word and just do the little adjustment required. This might be required sometimes due to a different version of Microsoft version used at customer end or the frosting sheets batch cutting template used at our vendor end.
