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Will this ribbon be ok for my Christmas cake?

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BlessYeAll · 17/12/2009 00:05

My cake is 2.5cm tall.

I am thinking of getting this ribbon

Am I am on the right track? Or should I be looking for something different

TIA

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LowLevelBahHumbug · 17/12/2009 00:10

your cake is 2 and a half centimetres tall and you're getting a ribbon that is 7 cm wide?

BlessYeAll · 17/12/2009 00:12

No sorry, my cake is 2.5 inches tall

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LowLevelBahHumbug · 17/12/2009 00:13

if you meant 2.5 inches, that is roughly 6.5 cm so that ribbon would be wider than the height of the cake.

QuintessentialShadows · 17/12/2009 00:14

sorry, my first time to the hairdresser in the uk was a disaster. I asked her to trim it 2 cm, she did 2 inches, even of my fringe...

sorry, the inch/cm confusion put a smile to my face.

should go to bed. nice ribbon.

LowLevelBahHumbug · 17/12/2009 00:16

QS, that's much worse than a too-wide ribbon!

BlessYeAll · 17/12/2009 00:20

I knew I'd be rubbish at this. Cannot find a ribbon that is 5cm

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BlessYeAll · 17/12/2009 00:25

Would a 2" ribbon be ok? I can find the same ribbon as above in 2 inches

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SpringyDingDongMerrilyOnHigh · 17/12/2009 00:28

2 inches is 5cm

BlessYeAll · 17/12/2009 10:41

Would 2inch ribbon be ok for 2.5 inch cake?

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SpringyDingDongMerrilyOnHigh · 17/12/2009 12:22

I have no idea about cake decorating etiquette, so bumping for you

IMoveTheStarsForNoOne · 17/12/2009 12:25

2 1/2 inches is approx 6.4cm

You may find this useful.

I think a 2" ribbon is fine with a 2.5" cake

SnowJokeUknow · 17/12/2009 13:18

mm,cm and inches are very confusing!

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