This is the last of my posts about the decorating course for atleast 2 months, when I get a chance to make up the missed classes with the next batch! Luckily, I had attended this session before falling sick! It was quite an easy session, with roses and sugar bells!
We started off with making the buds out of gumpaste, and leaving them to dry for a while. Making the buds was actually quite easy! They then showed us how to make the petals, and how to place them on the bud. I was not too pleased with the end results, because I’ve seen way better roses online [see tonedna on YT], but maybe that’s because of the primitive tools we use!! A spoon?? Come on!!! It’s shocking :P :P
Anyway, here’s what it was supposed to look -
Versus how it looked. I had problems with tearing, I couldn’t bring myself to use the damn spoon properly!
I’m very busy with college presentations at the moment, but I plan on practicing and perfecting these flowers after that [maybe 2 weeks], and maybe then I can get over the fact that we use a spoon to make a rose!!!!
One very interesting thing we learnt in this session was how to make baked sugar bells. I don’t have any pictures, since all our curious hands broke it, but it’s really quite easy! We just filled a mould with castor sugar, and then baked it in the oven. I plan on using this technique using a lot of other moulds too!! :)
I hope to continue this session of posts soon! Till then, you can always read up on the older ones -
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11
For only having used a spoon I think your rose is lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteThe rose looks beautiful Avanika!
ReplyDeleteRose looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, you all!! :) I love hearing from all of you, I'm always encouraged to do better because of it :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! :D
ReplyDeleteYou did a greta job and I'm sure yours will look like the other one at no time! :)
ReplyDeleteYour rose looks pretty good for what you had to work with. I'm sure yours will look like a pro did them in no time.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty! Wow!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Nice! I think roses are one of the hardest...for the longest time all I could make were cabbages. Yours look great!
ReplyDeleteAmazing job Avni:).I would love to attend a Cake decorating course someday:)
ReplyDeleteHey Sis i just love the blog,i never knew dat u have a blog,jus checked out 2 day......
ReplyDeletebdw nice images!did hetal click images?lol :p wish u all the best and may ur blog be very successful than it is now :D
Love the rose! Great going girl!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cassie, Rosa and Divya Vikram!!
ReplyDeleteLorraine and Jacque - I sure hope so! Once college eases up a bit, I'm going to practice them all till I'm perfect!!
Liz - Hehehe cabbages! I never thought of that! Mine don't look like cabbages luckily :)
DK - Why don't you?? It's amazing fun if you're interested in it!!
Prashant - Thank you! :-) All the pictures are clicked by me, except one post, where I've mentioned a friend clicked them for me!
Great reipe.
ReplyDeleteI think your flower looks GREAT! Much better than I could do.
ReplyDeleteSeveral tips - Huh?
ReplyDeleteKatrina - Thank you so much!!
Very nice! Good luck with your presentations.
ReplyDeleteBtw, I tried commentin on your next post but your "ad" is in the way. :(
~ingrid
Wow your decorating is so pretty. I love those chocolate muffins you have up there too!
ReplyDeleteIngrid - Thank you :) What ad? I dont have any ads between the posts???
ReplyDeleteRobin Sue - Thanks so much =)
Welcome to the blog world... My wife just finished her class. She has been baking all summer!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun project...enjoy
Such a pretty rose. Well done
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful.
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