This is gorgeous! I love the dimension to the flower just by the coloring alone. I really love all of your designs. I LOVED your sons birthday cake. That was so adorable. :)
The flower is made out of fondant. Using the Wilton Comfort Grip Daisy cutter, I cut out two pink flowers and put them in a bowl to dry for 3 days. (I put them inside a bowl to dry so the petals would bend toward the middle.) I used a fondant daisy cutter for the center set of petals, and added veins with a fondant veining tool and then, just like the others, let that dry in a bowl for 3 days. Using watered down food coloring and a food paintbrush, I painted the edges of each petal and let them dry. I used melted chocolate to stick each set of petals together and then made a cute little button center out of green fondant.
design inspired by Janice Morris
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This is gorgeous! I love the dimension to the flower just by the coloring alone. I really love all of your designs. I LOVED your sons birthday cake. That was so adorable. :)
Pam Nisson
This cake is simple and gorgeous!
How did you make the flower?
The flower is made out of fondant. Using the Wilton Comfort Grip Daisy cutter, I cut out two pink flowers and put them in a bowl to dry for 3 days. (I put them inside a bowl to dry so the petals would bend toward the middle.) I used a fondant daisy cutter for the center set of petals, and added veins with a fondant veining tool and then, just like the others, let that dry in a bowl for 3 days. Using watered down food coloring and a food paintbrush, I painted the edges of each petal and let them dry. I used melted chocolate to stick each set of petals together and then made a cute little button center out of green fondant.
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