Inexpensive cutters for roses, peony and calla lily
You can purchase a set of cookie cutters from any kitchen store, this set of 5 was around $6. hold the cutter at the joint and give a squeeze to make it into a tear drop shape.
For roses soften the round edge and make your petals for the flower.
For peonies, knick the round edge at a few places, then frill with toothpick and proceed making the flower.
For the calla lily, point side up, soften edge, and pull point a little with ball tool, then place on cone to shape the lily.
Below are the cutters used and the flowers I made.
List of Materials
- Round cookie cutters,gumpaste,ballingtool,toothpick,foampad,wire,
Place cutter on a level surface hold where the joint is and in squeeze gently to shape into a teardrop.
Below a brief tutorial for a peony.
Petals are cut with the desired size. For the peony 3 different sizes were used.
The first 3 cut with the smallest cutter.
Each petal is knicked at 3 or 4 places , doesn’t have to be even, some can have deeper v’s.
Thin on a foam pad with a toothpick, placing your index fingure on the t/pick in the middle and rolling it back and forth.
This ruffles the petal at different points.
Attach the small petals closely onto a gumpaste ball which has been dried with a wire through it OR you can use a strofoam ball with a wire glued through it.
Continue adding 5 more petal in the same size.
I allowed to dry for 20 mins and then dusted with pink colour.
Cut 5 petals in the next size up. ruffle the edges and place in tablespoons to dry for 5 minutes or so before gluing on at the base only.
Dust with colour.
Cut 7 petals in the 3rd size up.
Thin and ruffle, thread wire in the centre, place in tablespoons to dry overnight.
Dust with colour .Attach with tape around the formed flower.
These are the roses with the same cutters.
These are the calla lilies with the same cutters.
21 Responses to “Inexpensive cutters for roses, peony and calla lily”
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Great tutorial, thank you!
I have done tons of peonies, never thought of doing them out of a rose petal cutter, would have saved me tons of money!
And the drying in a tablespoon is brilliant too!
Thank you
We need more people like you!!!! Thanks!!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to do the tutorial!! I agree with the above
comment also!! Just got a set of round cutters out, new project for the weekend!
Thanks again!
thank you!
Thank you so much! This is GREAT! I have been working on roses and ordered some cutters but they weren’t as big as I thought they would be. Now that I have seen this, I will be making more out of my round cutters. Thanks again!
Thanks alot for this tutorial, never knew roses could be made out of round cutters.
Genius!
WOW. great tutorial thanks so much!!!
Thanks, I have been wanting to buy some peony cutters! This makes things easier. I already have these cutters!
Outstanding!!!!! This is a great tutorial. This will save me time and money. I hate having to buy one cutter that does only one thing. Thanks so much
Wonderful tutorial!!!!!!! Thanks!!! I learn something new everyday in CC!!!
Thanx a lot for the tutorial.
where can i buy these cutters ?
Glad the tutorial is of benefit to all of you, I have learnt soooo much on cake central that I wished I could give back something.
I bought the cookie cutters from kitchen plus, they come as a set of 5 in a round tin.
Thumbs up thanks in a million
Lots of thanks!
You’re so amazing…….thanks a million!
thank you for the tutorial
Thanks you so much! Every rose cutter I’ve seen isn’t big enough for the roses I want to make! And I love peonies but have always been too intimidated to try them! New project for this weekend!
You are brilliant!
Fantastic tutorial. love everything that saves money.. thank you so much