Piping Cherry Blossoms with Cold Process Soap - Have you seen the blossoms in Japan?
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Welcome to Behind the Scenes! This week I am piping Cherry Blossoms ready for the next soap. These are simple 5 petal flower and I use Wilton tip 103 to do them.
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The blossoms turned out so beautiful. What a great job! Thank you for sharing so many tips.
Thank you for watching and supporting me 🌸
Beautiful Keeley, those are lovely
Thank you 🌸
Your videos are always so helpful to me. And those are some beautifully piped cherry blossoms!
Thank you for watching 🌸 happy I can help
Beautiful piping, Keeley!
Thank you 🌸
I would love to travel to Japan to see the cherry blossoms as well. Those are just so beautiful. I may gain the courage to try this.
Thank you 🌸 one day we'll get there 😊 definitely give it a go.
Beautiful flowers! A great tutorial, for sure. A long time ago, I worked in Bakery and took seminars on Cake Decorating and I have to say you did a wonderful job of showing how to pipe those flowers. We were taught to practice and practice. It was true the more you piped the better you got and piping with soap is the same. Your flowers have come out lovely and so realistic. They looked like you have been doing for this years and professionally. Well done!! Can't wait for the weekend soaping. Hopefully someday, you will get your chance to go to Japan to see the Cherry Blossoms.
Thank you 🌸 practise definitely makes perfect
Lovely flowers! Me too, I would like to visit Japan and see these beautiful blossoms. Hopefully soon come true
Thank you 🌸
I love you videos. You are straight-forward & concise! Thank you for sharing with us! 🤗
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Beautiful! 🤗
Thank you 🌸
These look fantastic, thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching 🌸
When I cake decorated, we always put one bag in with the accent color in the bag with tip and then added rest around it. Just be sure to clip the tip of the other bag before you fill. Works like charm.
That's a great idea thank you. Will try that next time 🌸
Keeley I love your vids! You make it looks easy! Thanks for sharing with us! Flowers came out great!!!! I hope to practice and make my own.
Thank you 🌸 Practice makes perfect. Sometimes they might not look great on paper but one on soap with leaves. They suddenly pop
Thank you for the encouragement to just try new things (like piping) because you'll never know if you don't try. I appreciate your words 💕
I am lucky that my parents always encourage me to try new things and to see failures as learning 😊
Nicely done!
Thank you 🌸
Ahhh the blossoms turned out absolutely beautiful. I have seen the cherry blossoms in Washington DC but not japan...
Thank you 🌸 I bet they look just as beautiful in Washington DC
💖💞So beautiful!! Can’t wait to see them on the soap!
Thank you 🌸 really pleased with final soap
@soyandshea Lovely piping Keeley, they turned out so well. My mind is going everywhere thinking about what the soap is going to be using these lovely blossoms. Sadly, like you, I haven't seen the Cheery Blossoms in Japan in person, but it is on my bucket list!!! Mind you, with the snow in Canberra this past weekend, it will be a while before it actually feels like spring. :)
Thank you 🌸
I didn't realise it had been snowing in Canberra 😮 this country is amazing. It's been quite warm here and we got a big thunder storm last - first one in at least 6 months
When I did a lot of piping or a large Wedding cake that had two colour piping I would put the lesser or other colour into another piping bag and just cut the end and pipe down the inside of main piping bag or another piping tip that is the size of the second colour.
That's a great idea thank you 🌸
Your getting to be a real tease 🤦♀️😂. So the weekend it is , love your videos xxx
😁 but you'd miss them if I didn't 🌸
@@SoyandShea Sad but true lolol
I saw somewhere that they put down a piece of cling film and then put on the “icing “ and then rolled it up and just slid it into the piping bag. Bonus: it keeps the bag cleaner if you use a reusable bag.
Thank you for the tip ❤
The flowers turned out wonderfully and great advice about keep trying. How will we know if we don't try. is the recipe in your box what you use for the flowers or for your soap? Thanks Keely. have a great week.
Thank you 🌸 I've always been encouraged to try new things and so thankful for it. Hope you have a great week too.
Beautiful blossoms! How many lbs of soap do you think a newbie should start with for piping just in case they don’t turn out? I don’t want to waste the oils.
Thank you 🌸 being in Australia I work in metric and for piping I usually make about 100-200g depending on what I'm piping.
That was so smart to use the sticker papers
I also would LOVE to visit Japan! I have yet to ever set foot outside of the US, but some day!
That's interesting that you lived in England, were you born there?
Thank you 🌸 the sticker paper worked so well.
Yes I was born in England and was 9 when my parents moved us to Australia
Lovely flowers. About how many did you make and how big a batch did you make?
Thank you 🌸 sorry I didn't count how many I made - I usually just pipe until I've had enough 😆 I made 150g of oils for this.
How do you calculate how much soap you will need for piping? I want to try it but I don’t know what’s a safe amount so I don’t run out.
That's such a tough question as it depends on what your piping. When doing flowers I usually make a 150-200g batch of soap and always end up with more but it's a nice amount to work with.
Hi Keely
Hi ❤