Cake Decorating Kit 139 Pcs with Turntable and Tips
Picture a finished birthday cake with even sides and neat rosettes, made on your own counter. This 139-piece kit gives you the turntable, 304 stainless steel tips, couplers and disposable bags in one box, so you stop guessing which tool to buy. It is built for beginners who want bakery-style results without a sink full...
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Picture a finished birthday cake with even sides and neat rosettes, made on your own counter. This 139-piece kit gives you the turntable, 304 stainless steel tips, couplers and disposable bags in one box, so you stop guessing which tool to buy. It is built for beginners who want bakery-style results without a sink full of piping bags.
139-piece all-in-one buttercream cake decorating kit with turntable, 304 stainless steel tips and disposable bags for beginners
- not knowing which tools to buy to start decorating
- uneven cake decorating without a rotating base
- messy piping cleanup with disposable bags
- need for multiple piping tips for different designs
Bakery-style cakes, without the guesswork
Stop guessing which tools to buy and wrestling a wobbly cake. Get a 139-piece kit with a turntable, stainless tips and disposable bags, and pipe your first rosette this weekend.
Spin your cake, not your wrist

A turntable that keeps sides even
The 28 cm rotating turntable sits on a blue non-slip base, so it stays put while you pipe. Turn the cake with one hand and hold the bag with the other. The sides come out even because the cake moves and your wrist does not.

Stainless tips for clean rosettes
There are 12 small and 6 medium no-welding tips, all in 304 stainless steel. Steel holds a crisp edge through repeated washing, which matters when you switch tips between borders, stars and rosettes in one afternoon.

Disposable bags, easy cleanup
You get 100 disposable 12 inch pastry bags. Fill one, pipe, then toss it. There is no reusable bag to turn inside out at the sink after a long decorating session.
What comes in the box
- 139 pcspieces in one kit
- 100 pcsdisposable pastry bags
- 28 cmnon-slip rotating turntable
- 18 pcs304 stainless steel piping tips
Pipe your first rosette in three steps
- 1Set the cake on the turntable
Center a crumb-coated cake on the 28 cm turntable. The blue base keeps it from creeping while you work.
- 2Fill a bag and fit the tip
Drop a coupler into a disposable bag, add a medium tip and fill the bag about halfway. Twist the top closed and press the frosting toward the tip.
- 3Pipe while you spin
Hold the bag at about 45 degrees to the cake, squeeze with a steady push and turn the turntable with your other hand. Lift away to finish each swirl.
Every tool you need, nothing you don't
- Non-slip cake turntable×1
28 cm top with a blue non-slip base
- Stainless piping tips×18
12 small and 6 medium, 304 stainless steel, no-welding
- Disposable pastry bags×100
12 inch PE bags, one use each
- Plastic icing rings×6
For ring-style decorations
- Couplers×4
2 small and 2 medium
- Flower nails×2
For piping flowers before transfer
- Silicone muffin cups×6
Base for cupcake swirls
- Finishing pieces×1
Gold scalloped cake board, cake pad, 6 inch curved spatula, plastic scissors, cleaning brush
From lopsided frosting to bakery finish

The lopsided cake
You frost the sides by hand, step back and see a wobble you cannot fix. The top looks like a guess and the piping bag bursts halfway through the border. Every weekend the same result, and the birthday cake looks homemade for the wrong reasons.

Everything in one box
The set puts the turntable, 18 stainless steel tips, couplers, icing rings and 100 disposable bags in one box. You stop hunting for single tools from different sellers, and you stop guessing which tip makes a rosette. The tips are already laid out so you can see what each one does.

The first rosette
Set the cake on the turntable, fill a bag, and pipe a rosette while the cake turns under your other hand. The first one is a little uneven. The third one looks like it came from a bakery counter, and that is the moment the kit pays for itself.
From first pipe to finished cake
- First useYour first rosette, a little uneven
Expect the first swirls to look uneven. Practise on a plate using the turntable so you learn the pressure and the spin speed.
- 3 usesCupcakes start to look neat
Swirls begin to hold their shape. Try the medium tip for larger rosettes and keep the bags cool if the frosting softens.
- 30 daysBirthday cake looks finished
You can decorate a round cake with borders and rosettes for a family event. Results depend on practice and frosting consistency.
Disposable bags, less scrubbing
- Toss the disposable bags
Use each bag once, then bin it. Nothing to scrub after a birthday cake.
- Rinse the stainless tips
Wash the 304 stainless tips after each session and dry them before storing so the openings stay clear.
- Wipe the turntable
Wipe the white top and blue base with a damp cloth. Use the cleaning brush for the tip grooves and corners.
- Keep the set together
Store tips, couplers and rings in one place so the next bake starts without a search.
Actual size, on the counter
- 28 cmTurntable top
- 7 cmTurntable height
- 275 mmCake board
- 305 mmPiping bag length
Close to the width of a dinner plate
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The piping tips are 304 stainless steel. The turntable is white plastic with a blue non-slip base, so it is light, easy to wipe and built for everyday home baking, not a professional bakery counter.
Start with a medium tip for rosettes and a small tip for borders, dots and writing. Practise on a plate first, and keep the frosting soft enough to pipe but stiff enough to hold its shape.
Yes for most round home cakes. The blue base grips the counter, so the cake stays put while you spin it. Keep the crumb coat chilled before you start the final layer of frosting.
The bags are disposable 12 inch pastry bags, so you use one and throw it away. The set includes 4 couplers, 2 small and 2 medium, for working with the tips.
Yes. Kids can pipe dots and swirls onto cookies or cupcakes with the disposable bags and plastic scissors, while an adult guides the pressure on the bag and the tip.
Usually, yes. A turntable, a tip set, a bag pack and a few couplers bought separately add up quickly and still leave gaps. The 139-piece box covers all of them in one purchase, and most of the pieces get used in the first few bakes.
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