These are some lilies I made for a cake sampling. The bride will be using red callas and want's a red velvet cake...Woohoo! I figured it would help to have a sample of the flower she wants to help her decide...It was a great idea as i got the deal!
Per your question: well Godiva, here is a case of the novice giving an expert some advice, which is very hard because your cakes are beautiful....in my art world, on the color wheel, the opposite of red is green....maybe a little forest green highlighter dust to darken the edges a bit......
I don't actually have a cutter for them, but enlarged a copy of an actual cutout to make this medium sized callas. The centers were made of yellow gumpaste and let dry...Then moistened with glue and dipped in cornmeal. Used a cornhusk veiner for inside detail.
Per your question: well Godiva, here is a case of the novice giving an expert some advice, which is very hard because your cakes are beautiful....in my art world, on the color wheel, the opposite of red is green....maybe a little forest green highlighter dust to darken the edges a bit......
I don't actually have a cutter for them, but enlarged a copy of an actual cutout to make this medium sized callas. The centers were made of yellow gumpaste and let dry...Then moistened with glue and dipped in cornmeal. Used a cornhusk veiner for inside detail.
These are stunning! The color is so rich and perfect! Absolutely fabulous job!
Per your question: well Godiva, here is a case of the novice giving an expert some advice, which is very hard because your cakes are beautiful....in my art world, on the color wheel, the opposite of red is green....maybe a little forest green highlighter dust to darken the edges a bit......
That is going to be one breathtaking cake. Can't wait to see the finished product!
Thanks tiptop57...I will give it a try soon...The cake is for September 23.
how beautiful!!!
I don't actually have a cutter for them, but enlarged a copy of an actual cutout to make this medium sized callas. The centers were made of yellow gumpaste and let dry...Then moistened with glue and dipped in cornmeal. Used a cornhusk veiner for inside detail.
absolutely beautiful!
Those are beautiful, I really like the color. How did you achieve the color?
This is the gumpaste I used for last year's Maria cake...I mixed tons of red red, super red and some burgundy...
Simply beautiful! The hue of red is striking as is your presentation. The bride should be estactic!
OOHHH!! These came out great! See - I'm glad we saw the real ones at the store to put the photo in your head of how you wanted them! Fantastic!
OMG these are perfect! Very nice.
It sure did help seeing them. However, I think I need to add more contrast on the edges for a better look. What do you think I can do?
gorgeous as always!
oh wow oh wow, those are gorgeous. do you use the instructions from this site for making them
No, I just did it based on what the real one looks like...this must be the easiest flower to make though...just cut and wrap.
these are just stunning!!!
These are stunning! The color is so rich and perfect! Absolutely fabulous job!
Per your question: well Godiva, here is a case of the novice giving an expert some advice, which is very hard because your cakes are beautiful....in my art world, on the color wheel, the opposite of red is green....maybe a little forest green highlighter dust to darken the edges a bit......
That is going to be one breathtaking cake. Can't wait to see the finished product!
Thanks tiptop57...I will give it a try soon...The cake is for September 23.
gorgeous as always!
how beautiful!!!
I don't actually have a cutter for them, but enlarged a copy of an actual cutout to make this medium sized callas. The centers were made of yellow gumpaste and let dry...Then moistened with glue and dipped in cornmeal. Used a cornhusk veiner for inside detail.
absolutely beautiful!
Those are beautiful, I really like the color. How did you achieve the color?
This is the gumpaste I used for last year's Maria cake...I mixed tons of red red, super red and some burgundy...
Simply beautiful! The hue of red is striking as is your presentation. The bride should be estactic!
oh wow oh wow, those are gorgeous. do you use the instructions from this site for making them
No, I just did it based on what the real one looks like...this must be the easiest flower to make though...just cut and wrap.
OOHHH!! These came out great! See - I'm glad we saw the real ones at the store to put the photo in your head of how you wanted them! Fantastic!
OMG these are perfect! Very nice.
It sure did help seeing them. However, I think I need to add more contrast on the edges for a better look. What do you think I can do?
these are just stunning!!!