I'm bringing this post to the top as I have added several tutorial links. My next flower should be the Victorian rose and the buttercream rose (worth the wait). I will be adding more flowers to this Index in the coming weeks. I hope you enjoy working with these flowers.
In the following posts I will show you techniques for making the following flowers with Royal Icing. Please be patient as I will be updating this index with instruction in the following post. For future reference, use this as a name guide and Index to step-by-step instructions.
Victorian roses
Daisies
Click HERE for daisy flower step-by-step instructions.
Pansies
Click HERE for Pansy flower step-by-step instructions.
Chrysanthemum
Click HERE for Chrysanthemum flower step-by-step instructions.
Primrose
Click HERE for Primrose flower step-by-step instructions.
Violet and violet leaf
Click HERE for violet flower step-by-step instructions.
Click HERE for violet leaf step-by-step instructions.
Apple Blossom
(bright pink flower on lower left corner)
Click HERE for apple blosssom step-by-step instructions
Daffodils
Click HERE for Daffodil flower step-by-step instructions.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Icing Flowers (Royal Icing)
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4 comments:
Very nice jobs and step by step instructions. I came up with your blog looking for a tutorial for royal icing violets (I learned them many years ago and never had a chance to use them, and now I have to make a bunch for my daughter's birthday cake). Thank you.
I'm a cake decorator too.
FERNANDA
Hi Fernanda,
I'm glad you you like the tutorials. I hope they are useful. Let us know how you cake turned out.
hi Fernanda
i am a beginner cake decorator and i am having the hardest time learning to decorate with icing i am a stay at home mom and i am going to make my son a elmo cake for his second birthday next month he loves elmo so i never have done this and i got a grip of icing tips and just learning how to use them and i need all the step by step i can get
thank you
storm
Hi Storm,
Did you get to make that elmo cake yet? Would love to see it. Good luck with this new hobby :)
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