There is a hibiscus pattern in the patterns and sketches section
Check out my luau pic. I made the bibiscus using the rose cutter from wilton. I had a standard veiner I used to get the iomprint. I think with hibiscus its best to color your fondant/gumpaste to the color you want or at least close to it. The important thing is make sure the petels overlap. If you need more detailed instructions let me know.
I found the best help for me by looking at the real flower.
good luck
Making a hawaiin cake for a luau.
Need help figuring out the flower part, do you put the die in the dough first or are you painting the white a color?
Does anyone have a pattern.
little confused by this question, are you using gumpaste or fondant?
do you have any of the wilton/ or anyother brand gumpaste/sugar paste tools?
do you have any of the petal cutters that come in the gumpaste flower kits?
about coloring or dying them, yes I start with a chunk of gumpaste or fondant what ever I am using at the time then use a gel dye and color it, then for a pearl affect or more color detail I use petal dust and luster dust once it has dried.
I just made a hawaiian themed wedding cake its in my pics and I did my one of these flowers, but I used different cutters that are inthe wilton gumpaste flower kit and the gumpaste tools for detail.
I recently made a Luau cake for my daughter's birthday and was pleased with the way the hibiscus came out. I used a silk hibiscus flower for my pattern. I cut out the individual petals and laid them directly on the silk flower to make sure I ended up with the right shape.
As for the fondant, I colored it and added Tylose before making the petals and then went back with a small brush to paint some of the color inside the flower.
Like others, my cake is in my photos.
Good luck and can't wait to see your creation!
Kim C
I forgot to add here is a video that I thought was very helpful in making the hibiscus flowers. I didn't have the petal molds that she uses so I just thinned out the petals with a ball tool but did use her suggestion of using a silk hibiscus as a form.
Kim C.
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