Wilton Letters and Numbers Adjustable Nonstick Cake Pan Set, 10-Piece Set

I was a little worried after reading others reviews but I ordered it anyways since Wilton is a fantastic brand. I received pretty fast, instructions were very easy I'm super excited about it. I needed to create number 18 and now I can create any number or letter.

love it i made a number 15 and had to use card board to make a 18x20 board so be aware this is not small but it is easy to use so yes i would recommend it

I love my pan and I didn't get instructions with it but I did downloaded it from here but my question is what is the average slices you can get per number? just curious I'm sure its different with each number or letter.

This cake pan that allows you to make any number and any letter is outstanding. So easy to use and BIG! I made an 130th anniversary cake for my church and it was just what I was needing to make this cake beautiful! Thank you!

This is a great buy, yes there's no real instructions on letters but a quick email to wilton via Facebook and they sent the whole lot if instructions for each letter and numbers. So easy and very impressed with item.

I bought this pan to make amazing Birthday Cakes for my granddaughter (Aria). She had chosen the Countless Celebration Cake Pan Kit because in February she was turning 5 years old. We did our best to figure out how to make the Number 5 with the pieces in the kit. The cake turned out great and she was happy with it. In the beginning of March I was watching a live video of the Countless Celebration Cake Pan Kit and they showed the Instructions on how to make the Letters and Numbers that came with the Kit,but my kit did not have these institutions I thought this one was just missed in the process.So I went to the Wilton site and found a PDF for the Letters and Numbers to print.Know we won't have to guess for the next one.

Just received it today. Was very excited and cannot wait to use. Like others, I downloaded the diagrams. Many of them call for multiples of the triangle shaped piece. Only 1 comes with the pan. Leaves me wondering what to do when the picture shows more than 1. Hmmmmmmmm??!!

I purchased this online from Wilton.com and could not wait to use it! I finally got to use it to make a cake for my nephews "birthday/congratulations party". I wanted to make a layer cake, but I wasn't comfortable torting this cake (cutting the cake into layers). I felt I would not be able to place the layers on each other without breaking them because of all the cutouts. So what I did was I baked 2 letter "A" cakes, cut both cakes with the provided cutter according to the *instructions, I then frosted the bottom "A" with a delicious hazelnut buttercream, I then cut the second "A" that will be going on top, into 4 sections so I could very easily handle placing them on top of the bottom layer without the risk of the letter breaking. For my "A" I first cut the two small center pieces of the "A", (top and bottom) and placed them on the cake, I then took the 2 long sides of the "A" that were left and placed them on top of the cake as well. I placed a little butter cream on each side of the pieces to act like a glue, and I gently pushed them onto the bottom buttercream layer as well. I then crumb coated the entire cake (put a thin first layer of icing on) then refrigerated it for 20 minutes to "crust" (become stiff), I then put a final thicker coat of buttercream on the cake and decorated it as you see in the pictures. I used a "cake comb" for the top and sides. The cake was a huge hit, and because of its size, there was plenty to go around! I love the pan, and I have a few tips for you because it took me two tries to get it right. *The cake pan did not come with complete instructions, if you have a printer you can download the PDF by clicking on the icon right next to the "Add to cart" icon on the Wilton website. * The pan takes exactly one box of cake mix. * Since it was a huge cake I had to triple my buttercream recipe! So keep that in mind when making or buying the icing, especially if you are coloring it. It's better to make extra, rather than having to make a second batch that may not match your first color * You MUST make sure that the cooking spray gets into every crevice of the pan before you put your batter in. I posted a picture below that shows what happens if you dont. I had to make a second one. *If you are making a two layer cake you may want to piece together the top cake layer to avoid possibly breaking the letter/number as you invert it onto the bottom layer. *When you are cutting the second layer, invert the letter/number onto a cookie pan or other flat pan that is covered with a sheet of waxed paper to prevent it from sticking to pan. Then make all of your cuts and piece together onto the bottom layer. *One more tip, I used a large sheet cake "cake board", so that I could write on that instead of the cake so that it would not interfere with my design.

Paid $30.00 something for the cake pan and I don't have any instructions to follow,,,,not good. Can someone please put a link for the free instructions. I don't want to try and then not be happy. Thanks in advance.

do not have a review, no photo to add and no video to add. was very disappointed with celebrations cake pan, Wilton should have had a 1 hour long video showing how to use the pan