So as I mentioned, we made all different kinds of flowers with royal icing this time. We made a bunch in class and then were encouraged to make more at home. We used a flower nail and cut out templates to help guide us in petal size and placement. We made each flower on a small square of wax paper and then dried them in flower formers to give them a curved look. They get really hard and are almost like a piece of candy to eat, but all very edible and tasty!
We did the rose again as well as different types of leaves ....


Apple blossoms, violets, daffodils and primroses:



What do you think about that??
Until the next time ...
The girl behind the lama
~LMM
2 comments:
That cake is almost too pretty to eat! It sounds like a fun class, but who is eating all those cakes?
Great flowers! Course 2 was my favorite although Course 3 was great too.
Kim
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