Coral Charm Peony Sugar Flower Tutorial (Gumpaste / Flower Paste): Dusting the Petals

The Coral Charm Peony is one of those flowers that evokes excitement in all flower lovers each time it is in season. It is particularly popular for weddings here in the U.K. and so if you are attending a wedding from late Spring to early Summer, the Coral Charm will very likely make an appearance. So what makes it so popular? Well, it’s definitely a showstopper. With its full appearance of semi-double flowers and it’s incredible colour changing transformation from vibrant coral through pinker tones and fading out to a creamier finish.
Having attempted to make this particular variety for years out of sugar, I have finally created a version that I am happy with. So I am happy to now share with you my Coral Charm Peony Sugar Flower Tutorial. I have created this class in a step-by-step format with 9 videos detailing each stage of the creative process. Each video will guide you through making your own peony showstopper. Once you have learnt the basic petal structure, you can vary the colour of your peony from vibrant corals to paler pinks and creams. My Coral Charm Peony templates are easy to download to cut out and use straightaway.
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