
Since my last (
and only) post on my brother's wedding cake, I've learned what they
really want for their cake. A 2-3 layer chocolate cake, with white (!) buttercream frosting and colorful fondant flowers going down the side. Kind of a big change from original black and white idea, but funner for me. First, I colored some fondant:

And last night, I started making the beginnings of 2 flowers:

Tiny, blue forget-me-nots and red roses. This morning I put the finishing dot of royal icing onto the forget-me-nots and I was able to make one full rose and one rosebud:

I thought I'd get a lot further along with the roses, but this isn't the same method I used for my sister's cake and it takes a lot longer. I'm hoping it'll speed up once I know what I'm doing. Sadly, I lost a little flower:

But one isn't all that bad.
2 comments:
So are you practicing or are you actually going to bring these home somehow!?! Totally beautiful, I might add!
Ruth, why aren't you in business?
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