Gumpaste is like the polymer clay of the cake decorating world: If you can imagine it, you can make it. Gumpaste is an excellent material, then, for crafting edible flowers for a wedding cake or a birthday cake.
Take a look at this cake decorating video to learn how to make a gumpaste petunia flower.
This video shows you how to make a gumpaste petunia using a silicone veiner.
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If you've looked at any flowers lately, you would know that this looks absolutely nothing like a petunia. It is, however, a dead ringer for a clematis flower.
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