I don't usually leave RUclips comments (this is my first RUclips one ever, lol), but I had to for this video! Loved the way you made these peonies with basic tools. I had just finished watching the Wilton one before I saw yours and was thinking, wow I have to go to the store AGAIN for all the unique tools. Love the use of foil into the shaping bowls and the way you add the wire. Thanks so much for sharing!!
So refreshing to see something so easy and straightforward. I’ve been looking at a few youtube clips for Penny’s and they are full off tools and equipment that even myself as a professional cake maker, would’nt purchase as you use them so rarely. You can get the same results with a little bit of initiative that you Rosie, always seem to manage so well! Thank you xx
You are very welcome. You've got such a talent for this. Have you ever used polymer clay? I can only imagine the beautiful creations you could make with that. It's similar to using fondant and gum paste as far as rolling, cutting and forming flowers. I just started using polymer clay making jewelry and flowers and such and couldn't believe the similarities where that's concerned.
haha thanks for the faith in my ability ;) I have seen videos of people forming miniature things out of polymer clay, it looks amazing! I had no idea you can make jewellery out of it though, that's awesome. Imagine all the beautiful jewlery you could make using silicone moulds and polymer clay!
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful peony flower tutorial with us!! You do such wonderful and amazing things!! Have a beautiful day! =;) P.S I love your accent!!
+Rosie's Dessert Spot laberdad k estoi fasinada con esas rosas q dios le bendiga sus mano como yo cosigo esa clase o cidi me interesa enespaño por fabor gracias
Naresa R thank you! I bought them at a store called Susie Q. Their website doesn't have a store unfortunately, but I have copied and pasted the link anyway in case you may want to contact them. susie.adesignerofwebsites.com.au/equipment/
Hey Gordana W, I can't say I have had experience with this problem, although I know adding Tylose Powder can really help your flowers to dry in record time, so that would be a great option I think :) even in humid climates it should still help you out considerably. Hope that helps!
+Crystal Aceves thank you! haha don't worry, I had a lot of people giving me feedback on this so I started making voice overs instead- it won't be bothering anyone again ;)
Hi I'm Megan, question, what is that ball point thing that you use at 3:30 in the video cuz I'm trying to buy all supplies for baking and I just need to know the name of that tool , thanks
Hi Jeff Warling, that is a ball tool :) you can buy it in a pack of 6 or 7 cake decorating tools which will also prove to be handy. www.ebay.com/itm/8-Pcs-Flower-Sugarcraft-Fondant-Cake-Decorating-Modelling-Tools-Kit-Paste-Mold-/351330358755?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item51ccebd5e3 (this is a link to a pack including the ball tool)
Beautiful!!! Where did you get your brushes? That gold paint just glided on with such ease and love the peony flower cutters..where to buy or brand? Love watching your videos! Newby!! :)
thank you so much lagcraig62 ! :)) the brush that I used actually came for free with some eyeshadow in a goodie bag lol. But it's a very soft brush, I would say thats what it comes down to. And also the consistency of the gold paint (not too runny, not too thick). The peony flower cutters don't have a brand but I bought them from a store called Susie Q. Hope that helps! thanks for watching :D
samira motaghed thanks! I used rose water, which is just alcohol. You can mix the gold powder with vodka as well for example. We use alcohol because it evaporates and leaves behind the strong "painted" look.
Amazing! I 've tried to do the same but I didn't get the same result. I think my gumpaste is not good enough so which one you've used and when i can get it. And what is fondant and why shal i mix it whith the gumpaste. Thank you for your answer.
hey Houda El Fatimi, mixing the gumpaste with the fondant is just a personal preference. Gumpaste makes the fondant easier to work with, more elastic, reduces the chances of the edges fraying when you're thining out the edge of the flower petal and it also saves on costs (using just gumpaste can be expensive, so mixing gumpaste with fondant (which is cheaper and is just a sugar dough you should be able to buy from your grocery store) can save on costs). Hope that helps! let me know if you have any more questions :)
hi! I also used Satin Ice Gum paste for my peonies but had a problem with it. I made peony petals and dried them about a week already, it hardened but when exposed to room temp. it softened and the petals fell off. my local baking supply store suggested i should use tylose powder which I did. I made flowers again and I even used more than what is necessary thinking it would stabilize. but still it softens once exposed to room temp. do you have any tip how to stabilize them even though when exposed to high room temp? I live in a tropical country and temperature is really a huge factor. thanks in advance! :)
Hey +dracocamacho, I'm sorry to hear that :( it could be the brand of gumpaste you are using, which may not have the right ingredients to work in super humid environments. Have you tried adding extra corn starch as well as the tylose powder? and do you normally try to dry it at room temperature as well? how long do you normally leave it to dry out for? I have looked up the problem and it seems like others have had the same experience as you. This thread might help: www.cakecentral.com/forum/t/648860/help-gum-paste-wont-dry
Hey butterfly10245, there are mixed opinions on whether floral tape is safe to insert inside a cake. To be on the safe side, I would recommend inserting the floral taped wire into a straw and then putting it inside the cake so there's a barrier between the cake and the tape (even though in this video I put the flower directly into the cake. Just depends whether or not you trust the floral tape).
Hey +leen tabbaa, water has been known to get messy and doesn't dry off as quickly, but you could give it a shot. If alcohol is the issue, then have you heard of rosewater? Some rosewater contains alcohol and others don't. Rosewater works well mixed with gold dust :)
Hi +Nuno Ribeiro, you could even use regular rose petal cutters and then cut the edges so they are a little jagged. Otherwise, maybe a large scallop circle cutter, and then you cut off the excess so you have a tear drop shape with the larger end of the petal scalloped... I hope I made sense!!
Hey mah hosseini , I for the gold paint I used a gold powder by a shop called Susie Q her win Melbourne. But any darkish gold dust will do. The teal colour I used to colour the flower is a soft gel food colour by Americolour :)
Rosie's Dessert Spot Thanks a million dear Rosie I have a facebook page for my works in kitchen inspired by Persian Cuisine...I would love you to join: facebook.com/pages/PERSIAN-CUISINE-RECIPES/10150121712950344
mah hosseini no worries! Just checked out your page, you have quite the talent for desserts! I joined, although it's my personal account, i don't know how to join using my Facebook page lol I'm a little backwards with technology despite my age.
Rosie's Dessert Spot Hi Rosie, Thank you for your kindness and it's a pleasure to have you in my page. I'm happy you liked it. wish you all the bests and joys
Ariana E You could if you like. I generally only use gumpaste for figurines and flowers because it is much easier to work with compared to fondant. It doesn't fray / break as easily and holds shape much better than fondant. Gumaste is also easier to use with silicone moulds. However, I wouldn't use gumpaste to cover a cake or for decorations where fondant would suffice, for example little balls / pearls / rocks to boarder a cake. Plus fondant is less expensive than gumpaste, which is another factor to consider when tossing up between using fondant or gumpaste :) it could cost you as little as $5 for example to cover a cake using fondant or minimum $18 if you use gumpaste (based on Australian prices, 1kg packs that I've come across)
Hi +Sue Warso, if you can, I would let them dry overnight at least. If you are in a rush, I would suggest adding in some tylose powder and letting them dry for at least 4 to 8 hours before handing them / putting the flower together.
dellamoore25 hey hun, unfortunately for this effect you would need wires. you could always treat it like a rose and wrap each petal around the centre and flare out the outer, larger petals. it would appear like more of a rose, but it will still create a pretty flower.
Rosie's Dessert Spot awe thank you for quick response. i have some petals drying now. i know now to buy the wire. i will do my best lol. i just bought the set for this flower
+Colez The gold dust in the middle of the bud is Gold Diamond by Creative Cake Decorating (a brand in Australia, but I think they might also be available overseas, will have to double check that for you. I already e-mailed her x) and the gold dust I painted with is made by a shop called Suzie Q, they sell little viles with their name on it so I assume they make it themselves.
Hi Irene, yes gumpaste is edible as well. It's sturdier / more elastic than fondant and is normally used for making figurines because it is just that much more stable.
Abby White lol Happy birthday for a few days ago! Unfortunately both of these were destroyed when I trusted a cafe to put these cakes on display. Sad face.
I really love baking and I did my own birthday cake using that recipe for those flowers p.s love watching your videos and I am only 12
You are 17 Now😳 Time flies so fast
Explain with details, thanks. The flowers are beautiful. The colors and gold in the flowers are elegant. ¡God bless you art!
I don't usually leave RUclips comments (this is my first RUclips one ever, lol), but I had to for this video! Loved the way you made these peonies with basic tools. I had just finished watching the Wilton one before I saw yours and was thinking, wow I have to go to the store AGAIN for all the unique tools. Love the use of foil into the shaping bowls and the way you add the wire. Thanks so much for sharing!!
+à la Susu haha I am honoured to be your first RUclips comment!! Thank you for watching and for your lovely feedback :)
Your teaching is simple, and your flowers are amazing. Thanks for taking the time to share your talent. ❤️It. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks so much for your sweet comment hun! glad you think so 😊
So refreshing to see something so easy and straightforward. I’ve been looking at a few youtube clips for Penny’s and they are full off tools and equipment that even myself as a professional cake maker, would’nt purchase as you use them so rarely. You can get the same results with a little bit of initiative that you Rosie, always seem to manage so well! Thank you xx
Lovely flowers ok
How do you make gumpaste without using tysole powder.
They look so cute. Perfect for mothers day
What gorgeous flowers! Thank you for sharing.
thank you for your comment :) x
Very helpful video. I really gonna try it today. Thank you very much🙏
i love your videos Rosie. i dont miss anyone.thanks for sharing
CONGRATULATIONS.....I LOVE YOUR JOB THAT'S AMAZING!!!!!!!
ADRIANA ACOSTA thank you so much x) xx
Wow those are amazing! Thanks for showing us how to make them.
Thank you Susie! :) x
You are very welcome. You've got such a talent for this. Have you ever used polymer clay? I can only imagine the beautiful creations you could make with that. It's similar to using fondant and gum paste as far as rolling, cutting and forming flowers. I just started using polymer clay making jewelry and flowers and such and couldn't believe the similarities where that's concerned.
haha thanks for the faith in my ability ;) I have seen videos of people forming miniature things out of polymer clay, it looks amazing! I had no idea you can make jewellery out of it though, that's awesome. Imagine all the beautiful jewlery you could make using silicone moulds and polymer clay!
Rosie's Dessert Spot yes i have gotten several of them but yet to use most of them. I stay way to busy but want to soon
Beautiful
Stunning work as usual...😍
Thanks
compliment of the season to all my loved ones.!!!!
+Jennifer Appah thank you, a happy happy holiday season to you also!
You are the best 🖐❤❤❤❤❤😍
Good work
Belíssima!
I just bought the easy peony cutters - no faffing about and SO much easier
That's awesome, what do they look like? I would love to get my hands on some haha
I think the easy ones are fine if you are not fussy about them looking as real as possible.
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful peony flower tutorial with us!! You do such wonderful and amazing things!! Have a beautiful day! =;) P.S I love your accent!!
lol thank you so much for the comment lovely!!
So beautiful!!! Ill make mine noe
Thanks for responding.I have another question. Can you tell me for what we can use Fondant? For what we can use Gum Paste? And for what Icing?
Muchas gracias por tus vídeos muy completos y gracias por los tíos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻😘🌟
Que belo trabalho. Lindo Parabéns!
obrigado Danielly Oliveira :D
It's beautiful
thank you! :)
Hi, you Peony is beautiful, could you just clarify what size cutters you used, it's a bit confusing in the video. Thank you
Nice sharing 🌹🌹👌
i just love this one 💟💞
Gorgeous!
+Lyn Mac thank you!
+Rosie's Dessert Spot laberdad k estoi fasinada con esas rosas q dios le bendiga sus mano como yo cosigo esa clase o cidi me interesa enespaño por fabor gracias
Thanks
I love your flower ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching :)
You thank you 😊
They look beautiful! Where did u get the flower cutters from? A link would be very helpful.
Naresa R thank you! I bought them at a store called Susie Q. Their website doesn't have a store unfortunately, but I have copied and pasted the link anyway in case you may want to contact them. susie.adesignerofwebsites.com.au/equipment/
I am from Algeria very nice flower thank you🤩
thanks hun! x
Amazing channel 💜
Abrar Bargash thank you so much :) xx
Mercie
Absolutely stunning Rosie love these xxx
luvbaking1 thank you lovely !! :)
New Subbie!! Gorgeous I cant wait to see more of your channel!!
yay! Lori Seabrook thank you so much :) x
i like it
you add the wire to the medium and large size petals only? the smaller ones with no wire correct?
I was wondering if you had a problem with humidity affecting the drying times and what do you do to combat the humidity?
Hey Gordana W, I can't say I have had experience with this problem, although I know adding Tylose Powder can really help your flowers to dry in record time, so that would be a great option I think :) even in humid climates it should still help you out considerably. Hope that helps!
Beautiful! love your videos:-) ps i don't mind your mixer in the other video lol;-)
+Crystal Aceves thank you! haha don't worry, I had a lot of people giving me feedback on this so I started making voice overs instead- it won't be bothering anyone again ;)
Cool!:-D
Hi I'm Megan, question, what is that ball point thing that you use at 3:30 in the video cuz I'm trying to buy all supplies for baking and I just need to know the name of that tool , thanks
Hi Jeff Warling, that is a ball tool :) you can buy it in a pack of 6 or 7 cake decorating tools which will also prove to be handy. www.ebay.com/itm/8-Pcs-Flower-Sugarcraft-Fondant-Cake-Decorating-Modelling-Tools-Kit-Paste-Mold-/351330358755?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item51ccebd5e3
(this is a link to a pack including the ball tool)
Very nice
thank you!
I'm new to making flowers. I do 50 fondant and 50 gumpaste. No matter what, I find the dough cracks while I'm thinning the petals and when I bend it.
Hi hun, have you tried adding crisco to the sugar dough? this usually does the trick :)
Rosie's Dessert Spot Yes, but perhaps I'm not adding enough or waiting too long before adding it.
Thanks for responding. 🙂
thank you
Beautiful!!! Where did you get your brushes? That gold paint just glided on with such ease and love the peony flower cutters..where to buy or brand? Love watching your videos! Newby!! :)
thank you so much lagcraig62 ! :)) the brush that I used actually came for free with some eyeshadow in a goodie bag lol. But it's a very soft brush, I would say thats what it comes down to. And also the consistency of the gold paint (not too runny, not too thick). The peony flower cutters don't have a brand but I bought them from a store called Susie Q. Hope that helps! thanks for watching :D
Hi Rosie i really loved that ,but can you tell me what did u mix with the gold colour to make a liquid around the flower
samira motaghed thanks! I used rose water, which is just alcohol. You can mix the gold powder with vodka as well for example. We use alcohol because it evaporates and leaves behind the strong "painted" look.
Can we eat this flowers ....?
Which clr gel to be added in the gum paste.
Which is the best gum paste where can we buy
Amazing! I 've tried to do the same but I didn't get the same result. I think my gumpaste is not good enough so which one you've used and when i can get it. And what is fondant and why shal i mix it whith the gumpaste.
Thank you for your answer.
hey Houda El Fatimi, mixing the gumpaste with the fondant is just a personal preference. Gumpaste makes the fondant easier to work with, more elastic, reduces the chances of the edges fraying when you're thining out the edge of the flower petal and it also saves on costs (using just gumpaste can be expensive, so mixing gumpaste with fondant (which is cheaper and is just a sugar dough you should be able to buy from your grocery store) can save on costs). Hope that helps! let me know if you have any more questions :)
Please how many petals for each flower 🌸 thanks
so beautiful & lovely..but sad the gumpaste cant eat rite?hurm
I have problem using the tool to make the petals curly with the tools. The petals do not turn curly😢
Can we use 24 gage wire instead of 22?!
I love it i💟💟💟💟
thank you so much hun! x
Do you have to use americolor or can you use any food coloring?
Nice man how many days it can store n where
Do u have a video on how to make a gumpaste?
Mam what liquid you add on the gold dust
hi! I also used Satin Ice Gum paste for my peonies but had a problem with it. I made peony petals and dried them about a week already, it hardened but when exposed to room temp. it softened and the petals fell off.
my local baking supply store suggested i should use tylose powder which I did. I made flowers again and I even used more than what is necessary thinking it would stabilize. but still it softens once exposed to room temp.
do you have any tip how to stabilize them even though when exposed to high room temp? I live in a tropical country and temperature is really a huge factor. thanks in advance! :)
Hey +dracocamacho, I'm sorry to hear that :( it could be the brand of gumpaste you are using, which may not have the right ingredients to work in super humid environments. Have you tried adding extra corn starch as well as the tylose powder? and do you normally try to dry it at room temperature as well? how long do you normally leave it to dry out for? I have looked up the problem and it seems like others have had the same experience as you. This thread might help: www.cakecentral.com/forum/t/648860/help-gum-paste-wont-dry
+Rosie's Dessert Spot I did add cornstarch as well... i dried it about a week already, but still, it softens.
anyway thanks for the help.
love it💋💋💋💋😍😍☺☺☺
How did u make the edible glue?
Love it😙😙😙😙
I have to try this it's going on my bucket list hey by the way does anyone know if gum paste is. Edible
Thanks for the lovely comment +Magicpig 000243 :) yes, gumpaste is also edible x
+Rosie's Dessert Spot your the best thanks
Can we use fondant
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Hi Rosie, do you make your sugar paste?
Mine is sooo sticky , even it is gum paste while making flowers that too working in ac room . So can i ise cellulose powder
hi hun, sorry to hear this. You can use Tylose powder. I have never used cellulose powder myself, so I wouldn't be able to comment on that one. sorry!
+Rosie'sdessertspot how did you put the gumpaste?
How is made this fondant and where can I get this gage
I have a question ? The tape that was used to cover the wire, is that safe to use on the cake?
Hey butterfly10245, there are mixed opinions on whether floral tape is safe to insert inside a cake. To be on the safe side, I would recommend inserting the floral taped wire into a straw and then putting it inside the cake so there's a barrier between the cake and the tape (even though in this video I put the flower directly into the cake. Just depends whether or not you trust the floral tape).
Can I make this now . Will it last till December?
hi hun, yes it sure will :)
Is it possible to add water to the golden dust instead of alcohol?
Hey +leen tabbaa, water has been known to get messy and doesn't dry off as quickly, but you could give it a shot. If alcohol is the issue, then have you heard of rosewater? Some rosewater contains alcohol and others don't. Rosewater works well mixed with gold dust :)
Was there some drying time in between adding the petals? The ones on the wire fell right off while attaching with the tape.
Hi +satirical7, I usually leave mine to dry minimum over night. If you can leave it for a whole day and a half that's even better :)
+Rosie's Dessert Spot thanks
Can you do it the gumpaste way
This flower stum is edible?or no edible?
Nice can we use shop. Gumpaste
yes for sure :)
@@Rosiesdessertspot thanks. Mam n how much time should we leave this flower for drying n how many days this flower will store n where
Wire edible?
hi if i.dont have those cutters could i use somthing else
Hi +Nuno Ribeiro, you could even use regular rose petal cutters and then cut the edges so they are a little jagged. Otherwise, maybe a large scallop circle cutter, and then you cut off the excess so you have a tear drop shape with the larger end of the petal scalloped... I hope I made sense!!
Amazing.
+Bobby Gordon thank you!
Love! X
Thank you my dear :D xx
Hi...can you please let me know what brand of teal colour and gold colour did you use? Thanks
Hey mah hosseini , I for the gold paint I used a gold powder by a shop called Susie Q her win Melbourne. But any darkish gold dust will do. The teal colour I used to colour the flower is a soft gel food colour by Americolour :)
Rosie's Dessert Spot
Thanks a million dear Rosie
I have a facebook page for my works in kitchen inspired by Persian Cuisine...I would love you to join: facebook.com/pages/PERSIAN-CUISINE-RECIPES/10150121712950344
mah hosseini no worries! Just checked out your page, you have quite the talent for desserts! I joined, although it's my personal account, i don't know how to join using my Facebook page lol I'm a little backwards with technology despite my age.
Rosie's Dessert Spot Hi Rosie, Thank you for your kindness and it's a pleasure to have you in my page. I'm happy you liked it. wish you all the bests and joys
Can i use vodka instead of pure alcohol ?
+aysegul balan yes you can :)
Can you use Gumpaste for anything
Ariana E You could if you like. I generally only use gumpaste for figurines and flowers because it is much easier to work with compared to fondant. It doesn't fray / break as easily and holds shape much better than fondant. Gumaste is also easier to use with silicone moulds. However, I wouldn't use gumpaste to cover a cake or for decorations where fondant would suffice, for example little balls / pearls / rocks to boarder a cake. Plus fondant is less expensive than gumpaste, which is another factor to consider when tossing up between using fondant or gumpaste :) it could cost you as little as $5 for example to cover a cake using fondant or minimum $18 if you use gumpaste (based on Australian prices, 1kg packs that I've come across)
love your videos but plz try to improve your sound quality :)
13 birthday
hi! what is the luster dust you are using?
ladybugbow1 I normally use a gold luster dust purchased from a store called Susie Q. ut any luster dust should work well :)
Ok thanks :)
Hum paste recipe
Wooooooooooow
haha thank you so much for the lovely comment
How long do they petals take to dry?
Hi +Sue Warso, if you can, I would let them dry overnight at least. If you are in a rush, I would suggest adding in some tylose powder and letting them dry for at least 4 to 8 hours before handing them / putting the flower together.
thanks for that info.
can this be done without wires? i don't have any
dellamoore25 hey hun, unfortunately for this effect you would need wires. you could always treat it like a rose and wrap each petal around the centre and flare out the outer, larger petals. it would appear like more of a rose, but it will still create a pretty flower.
Rosie's Dessert Spot awe thank you for quick response. i have some petals drying now. i know now to buy the wire. i will do my best lol. i just bought the set for this flower
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what brand of gold dust is that
+Colez The gold dust in the middle of the bud is Gold Diamond by Creative Cake Decorating (a brand in Australia, but I think they might also be available overseas, will have to double check that for you. I already e-mailed her x) and the gold dust I painted with is made by a shop called Suzie Q, they sell little viles with their name on it so I assume they make it themselves.
जो लोग कमेंट पढ़ रहे हैं ईश्वर, उनकी मेहनत को सफलता दे हिम्मत रखिए एक दिन आप जरूर कामयाब होंगे ❤❤🙏🙏
Hola
+Dora Yepez Hola ;)
Hi what kind of alcohol is used ?
Hi +kekhrieneino kuotsu, rose water or vodka will do the trick.
thanks alot for the prompt reply :) your works are exquisite
what's the difference between gum paste and fondant, and is gum paste edible? thank u
Hi Irene, yes gumpaste is edible as well. It's sturdier / more elastic than fondant and is normally used for making figurines because it is just that much more stable.
Can I have one because my b.day was a few days ago
Abby White lol Happy birthday for a few days ago! Unfortunately both of these were destroyed when I trusted a cafe to put these cakes on display. Sad face.
it is ok
Hi! You put a colored fondant into a gum past, can't you add a color directly into gumpaste ?
Hi Nuneh, yes you can do that as well. Gel and powdered colours work best.
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