Coming here as a polymer clay artist searching for flowers, this is an incredible tutorial, easily translated into polymer! Thank you for your explanation of colors you used, and your powder blending techniques.
Hello again from 🇨🇦. Beautiful flower. Tutorial is very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you for not adding annoying background music to your tutorial. I plan to come back to this instruction to try making my own.
Looks amazingly REAL and sooooo much work! You are a patient soul no doubt but that is what creates the end result...thanks so much for sharing this art!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I've really struggled with making flower paste dahlias. Thanks to this video, I've now got what might be known as a sugar dahlia. Thank you.
Hello from 🇨🇦! So glad I stumbled across you today! I love how you explain/teach and how you’ve kept videos to a reasonable amount of time! Absolutely gorgeous sugar flowers!! I’m inspired to try your methods!
Competitive and time consuming but so worth the effort and if that is only your second time to make one, gives hope to make one too. Brilliant video and explained so well. Thank you for your time.
Watched this straight after watching your rose tutorial, you are an excellent tutor. Very detailed explanation, have subscribed and very much looking forward to watching your future videos 😊
You my dear are a BEAST! In a Fantastic way! Thank you for making me want to make flowers @ 1:00 am while at work! hahahaahahah Thank you for sharing and making it look so simple But BEAUTIFUL (Which we all know it really is a lot of work)
Beautiful, looks so real and as you say it looks more natural because of the way the petals have been attached. You said it doesn't take too long, obviously you're skilled at this, but roughly how long would you say it takes you?
once you get into the swing of it I would say its around 30 minutes to do one from start to finish. You could probably do a few at a time which would allow for drying time...x
@@CakeNation Thanks! Although, coincidentally I have a cup that recently shrunk and lost its form after washing it with hot water, I should try and drill some holes on it and see how it goes with it 😊
Beautiful flower. What is the diameter of the daisy cutter you used? I made a one inch fondant ball but my daisy cutter wasn’t big enough to cover the ball.
It was the middle one from the set of 3. If yours isn't big enough to cover, dont worry, you can simply stretch the petals or cut the centre out and just use the petals for the same effect x
What an amazing video .. could you please tell me exactly what the name of all the instruments and the grey pad thing with the one you put on top and press down and what cutters you used .. I’m a novice but want to give it a go .. have plenty of time to practice .. thank you for your generosity
Hey Julia, Everything I have used is in the description box of the video. Off the top of my head there is a balling tool to thin the edges and the pad is a petal pad...s x
Remember that when you finish dusting, you then need to boil an old fashioned whistling kettle til steam is coming out of the spout. Twirl the freshly dusted flower for a few seconds in the steam. This will set the colour and take away the dusty look, the flower then looks even more realistic
to make or if I was to sell it on a cake? I guess you could make around 3/4 flowers from one pack of modelling paste and I would charge around £40 per flower x
Is a beautiful flower, a great tutorial but after all that work and time consuming how much would I charge for each flower on a cake? no less than 15. 00 or 20.00 dollars
Hi from Norway and thank you for a brilliant tutorial. I tried to order the Ruscus leaf cutters that you are using in this video, but the link that you are using is not working. Can you link again?
2cm poly ball...you could add a bit of normal fondant into the modelling paste to make it a bit more flexible...once the petals are stuck on the back you can hang upside down for about 5 minutes which allows the paste to set a little, then always place with something supporting the underneath, either foil or a flower former until dry x
Sorry if my question sounds stupid... Why don't you use the cutter for each layer and simply add additional petals as needed? I find individual petals for every layer is such a time-consuming and tedious process. Dahlias are o gorgeous!!!!
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This is definitely the PRETTIEST flower I’ve seen yet ! Gorgeous ! 💕💐
Thanks so much 😊
Coming here as a polymer clay artist searching for flowers, this is an incredible tutorial, easily translated into polymer! Thank you for your explanation of colors you used, and your powder blending techniques.
thank you x
Wow... i am form 🇱🇰 ... i like your video
So far the prettiest dahlia flower 💕
Wow, thank you x
Hello again from 🇨🇦. Beautiful flower. Tutorial is very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you for not adding annoying background music to your tutorial. I plan to come back to this instruction to try making my own.
cant wait to see x
Looks amazingly REAL and sooooo much work! You are a patient soul no doubt but that is what creates the end result...thanks so much for sharing this art!
Thanks x
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I've really struggled with making flower paste dahlias. Thanks to this video, I've now got what might be known as a sugar dahlia. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! x
Gorgeous flower! You make it look so easy. I'm definitely going to try.
Thank you x
you obviously enjoy what you do, that makes the difference, beautiful flower an positive energy
Thank you so much. I truly appreciate it x
Hello from 🇨🇦! So glad I stumbled across you today! I love how you explain/teach and how you’ve kept videos to a reasonable amount of time! Absolutely gorgeous sugar flowers!! I’m inspired to try your methods!
thank you. =) x
So much more realistic than the dahlias I have seen done before. Thank you for the realism...Blessings!
Thank you x
Competitive and time consuming but so worth the effort and if that is only your second time to make one, gives hope to make one too. Brilliant video and explained so well. Thank you for your time.
Thanks so much x
Watched this straight after watching your rose tutorial, you are an excellent tutor. Very detailed explanation, have subscribed and very much looking forward to watching your future videos 😊
thanks debbie...if there is anything you are struggling with let me know. my channel is very much based around what my subscribers want to see =)
Very nice tutorial! Thank you for the generous sharing of your experience and talent!
thank you x
Such a beautiful flower...😍 realy lukng sooo prety... luks like a natural flower... nice handwrk mam... 👏👏👏
thank you so much x
Great tutorial and beautiful work! Thank you!
Thanks x
You put a lot of love into it. Time consuming, but beautiful. Thank you.
thank you x
Uma obra de arte 👏👏👏👏 lindo e perfeito 🇧🇷🇧🇷
thank you x
Love it….thank u for sharing how to make it!❤
You are so welcome!
You my dear are a BEAST! In a Fantastic way! Thank you for making me want to make flowers @ 1:00 am while at work! hahahaahahah Thank you for sharing and making it look so simple But BEAUTIFUL (Which we all know it really is a lot of work)
lol thank you kathy x
Beautiful, looks so real and as you say it looks more natural because of the way the petals have been attached. You said it doesn't take too long, obviously you're skilled at this, but roughly how long would you say it takes you?
once you get into the swing of it I would say its around 30 minutes to do one from start to finish. You could probably do a few at a time which would allow for drying time...x
This is beautiful!!! Is there a link for the Farming cup you use?
Hey I think the shop I used at the time has stopped selling them. The link was in the description box. You could try on amazon x
@@CakeNation Thanks! Although, coincidentally I have a cup that recently shrunk and lost its form after washing it with hot water, I should try and drill some holes on it and see how it goes with it 😊
Precioso todo tu trabajo....
Thank you so much x
Ok, i want to make dahlia now. These are stunning
Let me know how you get on x
OMG! Brilliant technique👏
thank you x
Going to give this a try, done fully wired and this looks just as effective but less time consuming...will let you know how I get on.
cant wait to see x
Stunning! Best one I've seen, thank you!!
thank you x
Loved it! It’s beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
thank you x
Wow wow wow beautiful
thank you x
That's just amazing, you are so talented.
thank you cheri x
Very beautiful 😍😍👌👌👌
Thanks x
Awesome tutorial❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Marvelous
Thank you 😊
Lovely is really nice thanks for sharing i really appreciate God bless
thank you for watching x
This would have to be the main flower in the mix! It's so detailed.
Thanks x
Gorgeous!
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic tutorial, really thoroughly explained! Will refer back to this to make dahlias! Thankyou x
thanks x
Perfeição!
Beautiful flower. What is the diameter of the daisy cutter you used? I made a one inch fondant ball but my daisy cutter wasn’t big enough to cover the ball.
It was the middle one from the set of 3. If yours isn't big enough to cover, dont worry, you can simply stretch the petals or cut the centre out and just use the petals for the same effect x
Subscribed--fantastic! Great tutorial!
thank you x
Muy bonito lo pondré en práctica
Beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍 Lovely 👌👌👌👌👌👍
thanks x
So pretty!💗
How many layers of petals did you use here? Small how many? Medium and large how many?
I would say around 2-3 of each one. You have to eyeball it when you think it needs an extra layer...x
What an amazing video .. could you please tell me exactly what the name of all the instruments and the grey pad thing with the one you put on top and press down and what cutters you used .. I’m a novice but want to give it a go .. have plenty of time to practice .. thank you for your generosity
Hey Julia, Everything I have used is in the description box of the video. Off the top of my head there is a balling tool to thin the edges and the pad is a petal pad...s x
Flower is amazing ....😍😍😍😍😍
thank you x
Simplesmente apaixonante 👏👏👏👏
thanks x
wawww.. 👍👍👌👌
Thanks x
Hi, fab video! What cutter set did you use? The link i can see isn’t working 😊
any of the lily cutters will do. mine was for a water lily x
Amazing flower! What size ball did you start with?
2cm ball xx
wow so beautiful tutorial
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you xx
thanks for watching x
amazing tutorial. thank´s.
thank you x
Remember that when you finish dusting, you then need to boil an old fashioned whistling kettle til steam is coming out of the spout. Twirl the freshly dusted flower for a few seconds in the steam. This will set the colour and take away the dusty look, the flower then looks even more realistic
Thank you, great tip! X
Beautiful thanks for sharing
thanks so much x
Amazing 🤔🤔what you apply for sticky water 💦 or something else?
Just water xx
@@CakeNation thank you
Bello bello trabajo. Felicidades me encantó! Cuanto cuesta esta flor????
to make or if I was to sell it on a cake? I guess you could make around 3/4 flowers from one pack of modelling paste and I would charge around £40 per flower x
Is a beautiful flower, a great tutorial but after all that work and time consuming how much would I charge for each flower on a cake? no less than 15. 00 or 20.00 dollars
It would depend on how much time it would take for you to do each flower. I usually charge £35+ for statement flowers x
omg, i want to see the finished cake!
thanks for watching x
Just beautiful! My goal is to make beautiful flowers too.
thank you x
It’s beautiful
Hello, what is the name of this blue square that you use in the beginning under the petals? What kind of material is it? Thanksss
It’s a foam pad. Most cake shops if you ask or search for a petal pad it will come up xx
Subscribed! Thank you, love the tutorial!
thank you x
Hi from Norway and thank you for a brilliant tutorial.
I tried to order the Ruscus leaf cutters that you are using in this video, but the link that you are using is not working. Can you link again?
hey cecilie, i think the place has stopped selling them. you can use water lily cutters instead x
Mind blowing..
thank you x
How many different sized cutters did you use please?
I used 4 for this flower x
what size poly ball did you use. Also I've tried using Renshaws modelling paste and the bigger petals fall back and fall off.
2cm poly ball...you could add a bit of normal fondant into the modelling paste to make it a bit more flexible...once the petals are stuck on the back you can hang upside down for about 5 minutes which allows the paste to set a little, then always place with something supporting the underneath, either foil or a flower former until dry x
@@CakeNation Hello, could you share which former you used? They looked different than the Wilton ones I am familiar with. Thank you!
beautiful
Many many thanks x
@@CakeNation ..youre welcome
lovely,pls what is the name of the cutter you used?
the link for the cutter is in the description box, i believe its a water lily cutter x
fabulous!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
youre welcome x
Hermoso.
Thanks x
How to make sugar past....how to color the petals. How to make the liquid like syrup which you use with brush to sticken the petals?
the sugar paste i buy (Renshaw flower and modelling paste) and i just use water to stick the petals together x
@@CakeNation thanks
That look so real.
thank you so much x
Amei Amei Amei Amei!😘
Thanks x
I’m in the US...Is sugar paste the same thing as gum paste, or are they different. I know that gum paste dries very quickly
Hi...yes they are both the same. its something that does dry out quickly and sets really really hard x
Beautiful, do you teach classes?
Yes I do. I am just about to start with some online classes x
So pretty
Thank you x
How long does it take you to make one flower?
about 45 mins x
What is the blue mat your using ? X
its a cutting mat x
What veiner are you using?
just a rose veiner x
Hello, could you please put the suger dough thanks 😊
for this one flower I would stay about 100g x
Sorry if my question sounds stupid... Why don't you use the cutter for each layer and simply add additional petals as needed? I find individual petals for every layer is such a time-consuming and tedious process. Dahlias are o gorgeous!!!!
just the way I preferred the look of x
P E R F E C T 💐👌🏻👍🏻
thanks x
🎉🎉❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Did you use hot glue for the cocktail stick?
no hot glue, just inserted the cocktail stick into the ball =)
I hv a dbt....can u plz help me? Whn Im making anything with sugar paste...it's melting...y?
you should use modelling paste, sugar paste will be too soft and won't hold its shape. x
Fantastic, 👏❤️
thanks for watching x
👍👍🥰
Шедевр!
thank you so much x
gracias
Wonderful so amazing stunning..I m love it ...please include me in your every video abtbyour great touches.my pleasure Harriet Harrison.
thanks x
Tooooooop
Thanks x
belissima
thanks x
The flower turned out beautiful, but WOW talk about time consuming!
KIMBERLAND I agree! This would be an all day affair. It is beautiful though
Thanks x
What size is your ball?
i think this ball was 2.5cm in diameter x
Me sorprende que no use algo en el cortador para que no se pegue
How made a sugar paste?
this is modelling paste. you can use regular sugar paste and add typo if you want x
Cómo ae llama la flor 😍
Dalia x
where in yorkshire is your accent? sheff?
A bit of a mix...I'm originally from Hull, but I've been in Leeds/Bradford for the last 20 years x
What name The blue board
the blue pad is a foam pad...or a petal pad...x
Is it eatable
Probably not because of the poly ball lol. But you could make that from fondant. It’s just whether you would want to eat it with it being so hard
I want this recipe plz
recipe for?
@@CakeNation sugar paste recipe?
i bought the modelling paste x