Tip numbers and what they pipe

Serrated openings that make ridges: rosettes, swirls, shells, drop flowers.

Number	Teeth	Used for	cards	longest cure
Wilton 1M	8	Single-Bag Rosette Swirl with Wilton 1M	1	12 hours
Wilton 2D	6	Two-Tone Drop Flower with Wilton 2D	1	10 hours
Wilton 18	6	Reverse Shell Border with Wilton 18	1	12 hours
Wilton 21	6	Shell Border with Wilton 21	1	12 hours
Wilton 47	2	Basketweave with Wilton 47 · Lattice Trellis with Wilton 47	2	14 hours

A thin curved blade that shapes a ribbon rather than a rope.

Number	Teeth	Used for	cards	longest cure
Wilton 104	1	Classic Piped Rose with Wilton 104 · Primrose with Wilton 104 · Ruffle Garland with Wilton 104	3	24 hours
Wilton 105	1	Piped Violets with Wilton 105	1	36 hours
Wilton 109	6	Hydrangea Cluster with Wilton 109	1	12 hours
Wilton 124	1	Crescent Rose with Wilton 124	1	24 hours

A V-shaped opening; the V points up, the wings cut the leaf edge.

Number	Teeth	Used for	cards	longest cure
Wilton 67	2	Fern Fill with Wilton 67	1	10 hours
Wilton 352	2	Leaf Garland with Wilton 352	1	12 hours
Wilton 366	2	Stand-Up Leaves with Wilton 366	1	18 hours

Plain circular openings for lines, beads, dots and lettering.

Number	Teeth	Used for	cards	longest cure
Wilton 3	0	Cornelli Lace with Wilton 3	1	8 hours
Wilton 12	0	Swiss Dot Trail with Wilton 12	1	6 hours

Wide flat or slotted openings for weave, rope and band work.

Number	Teeth	Used for	cards	longest cure
Wilton 6B	10	French Swirl with Wilton 6B	1	14 hours