This gumpaste snowberries tutorial shows you how to make realistic looking white snowberries for your winter sugarcraft arrangements. They make a beautiful seasonal addition to winter wedding cakes where the color scheme is a classic white or ivory and doesn't allow for red berries. Gumpaste Snowberries Tutorial: Materials white gumpaste 28-gauge white wires cut into sixths 18, 20 or 22-gauge wire (whichever you have to hand. Color also doesn't matter - we'll be taping over them with ... Read More...
Easy Gumpaste Poinsettia Tutorial
This easy gumpaste poinsettia tutorial uses a simplified method to create the poinsettia center which can often be complicated to make. But it produces a show-stopping masterpiece when finished to display on a winter wedding cake or Christmas cake centrepiece. Poinsettia have also been cultivated in chic ivory shades too so consider this when designing your winter wedding cakes. Gumpaste Poinsettia Tutorial: Materials green gumpaste red gumpaste poinsettia cutters (we've used the ... Read More...
Gumpaste Christmas Rose Tutorial (Hellebore Tutorial)
This easy gumpaste Christmas rose tutorial (or hellebores as they are also known) is for a white rose but the Christmas rose comes in a whole host of colors and varieties. White, lime green and dusky pink are three of the most popular shades. Gumpaste Christmas Rose Tutorial: Materials white gumpaste leaf green gumpaste yellow seed head stamen (or if you have white you can simply dust the heads yellow) wide (circular) rose petal cutter (3cm or 1 1/4 inch) calyx cutter or ... Read More...
Gumpaste Ilex Berries Tutorial (Winter Berries Tutorial)
This gumpaste ilex berries tutorial shows you how to make winter berries quickly and easily and also how to make realistic-looking twigs/branches with wires and floral tape, to add a wonderfully authentic touch to arrangements on winter cake designs. Ilex berries also come in orange varieties so they work great for fall sugar flower arrangements also. Gumpaste Ilex Berries Tutorial: Materials red gumpaste 30-gauge white wires cut into sixths either 18, 20 or 22-gauge wires (you ... Read More...