How Do I Make These Roses On A Cake?

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Iheartcake07 Posted 5 Feb 2014 , 6:54pm
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AI will be doing a wedding cake next month and I can't figure out I would make these roses on the bottom tier. The rest of the cake will be covered in fondant and I'm assuming that's what they used here. Any suggestions?

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Godot Posted 5 Feb 2014 , 7:16pm
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AThose aren't roses, they're a kind of circled ribbon.

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Claire138 Posted 5 Feb 2014 , 7:47pm
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Check Melissa Diamonds blog, she has it plus tons of other stuff.

 

http://www.mycakeschool.com/author/melissa-diamond/

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Iheartcake07 Posted 6 Feb 2014 , 3:04am
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AThank y'all!

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cwelling Posted 9 Feb 2014 , 8:38pm
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My preferred way to create that rosette look is using Sharon Wee's technique taught in her online tutorial...

 

http://www.sharonwee.com.au/store.html#!/~/category/id=1739767&offset=0&sort=normal

 

I've used this technique, and while it is time consuming and you do have to pay a small fee for the tutorial, I feel it creates the most stunning fondant ruffled rosettes.

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Iheartcake07 Posted 9 Feb 2014 , 11:19pm
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AThanks!

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