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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Make Homemade Vanilla Frosting from Scratch
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Make a tartan pattern on sugarpaste or fondant
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Make a person out of sugar paste or ready to use icing
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Make a simple boat themed cake
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Make a pillow-shaped tiered cake for your wedding
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Make buttercream frosting for cake decorating
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Cover a cake easily with fondant using The Mat
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Make professional quality cake decorator's icing
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Air dry flowers made from buttercream frosting to use as cake decorations
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Achieve perfect corners for rolled fondant square cakes
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Use couplers for cake decoration
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Apply hair to a fondant head
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Decorate a carrot cake
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Stack and fix cakes for decorating
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Wire a spray of gumpaste flowers for cake decorations
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Make simple fondant butterflies for you baking creations
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Write "Happy Birthday" and decorate a cake
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Make a pregnant belly cake for a baby shower
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Dirty ice or crumb coat a cake
How To:
Keep birthday candles from dripping on the cake with candy
How To:
Make a tartan pattern on sugarpaste or fondant
How To:
Make a person out of sugar paste or ready to use icing
How To:
Make a simple boat themed cake
How To:
Make a pillow-shaped tiered cake for your wedding
How To:
Make buttercream frosting for cake decorating
How To:
Cover a cake easily with fondant using The Mat
How To:
Make Homemade Vanilla Frosting from Scratch
How To:
Make professional quality cake decorator's icing
How To:
Air dry flowers made from buttercream frosting to use as cake decorations
How To:
Achieve perfect corners for rolled fondant square cakes
How To:
Use couplers for cake decoration
How To:
Apply hair to a fondant head
How To:
Decorate a carrot cake
How To:
Stack and fix cakes for decorating
How To:
Wire a spray of gumpaste flowers for cake decorations
How To:
Make simple fondant butterflies for you baking creations
How To:
Write "Happy Birthday" and decorate a cake
How To:
Make a pregnant belly cake for a baby shower
How To:
Dirty ice or crumb coat a cake
How To:
Keep birthday candles from dripping on the cake with candy
1 Comment
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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