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I want these flowers for my grandmother's 80th birthday cake. . .I have been utterly unable

to find a tutorial on how to make them and the only ones I can find for sale are about

$30 each.


Can anyone help me find a tutorial on how to make these? are they not cabbage roses?

 

example: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-oUqqwpwlyKQ/UQA1xG3f7KI/AAAAAAAAB2Y/hdLZCaZCij8/s1600/IMG_6498a.jpg

 

http://djiqd110ru30i.cloudfront.net/upload/1148176/project/84535/full_9888_84535_englishcabbagerose_1.png

 

they would be so pretty, roses are her favorite, especially ones like these. . . .

 

any help is appreciated,

C

post #2 of 9

That reminds me of a camellia (sp?)  Can;'t help w/tutorial.

post #3 of 9

They look very similar to Queen of Denmark variety, the book Roses by Dunn Peck and Warren shows how to make them in great detail.

post #4 of 9

Check out Craftsy.com, Fondant Frills with Maggie Austin.  If you read the description, cabbage roses are included in that tutorial.
 

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post #6 of 9
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thank you all for your replies! Enga. . that is exactly what I was looking for. Very clear, and once I buy the cutters, I am quite certain I can make them, although from the looks of them they are VERY labor intensive, which is why I guess you can't really buy them. . and the few I saw were more than $30 each.

But, it may be my grandmother's last cake and I'll start practicing now for the cake to be made at the end of July.

 

Very enlightening! thank you!

post #7 of 9

Your are so welcome, I have never seen this rose before,  please post me pics, I cant wait to see how the come outicon_wink.gif

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 I will post some pics when I get the hang of it. . .. little bit intimidated by these, but I think I can do it.
 

post #9 of 9

I will admit, it piqued  my interest too,  I just don't know what I am going to use gum paste, or fondant which I already have plenty of.

 

I haven't made a sugar flower since school two years ago, I might as well use all those tools I invested in,lol.  I will post mine too, it might be awhile though.

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