Wilton Class display for Flowers and Cake Design

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Comment by diana nishimoto on September 8, 2011 at 1:06pm

Can't wait to see it:)

Comment by naheed ullah on September 8, 2011 at 12:34pm

Thanks for the tip, Diana :-) I am going to try making this Victorian rose now. Will post the picture soon.

Comment by diana nishimoto on September 8, 2011 at 11:46am

For teaching yourself, you did a good job on the daisies, one of my personal favs!

As far as the Victorian rose, you use tip 97 and make it the same way as the regular rose.  The tip makes the petals curl more.   Follow the diagram in your practice sheets for the way you angle the tip and you should be fine.  Good luck!

Comment by naheed ullah on September 7, 2011 at 10:54pm

Thank you so much for the encouraging comments :) You are right, daffodils are a little difficult, but not as much as getting the perfect rose, which I am still working on. :) Yes, daisies were not part of the curriculum, I just happened to learn it from the Wilton's Cake Decorating book :)

Any tips on how to get a get a perfect victorian style rose.

Comment by diana nishimoto on September 7, 2011 at 4:53pm

You did a great job!!!  Your daffodils look great.  Those are usually the most difficult, besides the rose for my students.  I see you have daisies on there.   We don't teach the daisies in the new curriculum, but I always try to squeeze them in if we have time.  I'm glad to see other instructors do too:)

Comment by naheed ullah on September 7, 2011 at 4:41pm

I like the splash of colorful flowers you used in the cake. Just took Wilton's  Flowers and Cake Design. Absolutely loved it. 

Please comment on what you think of my cake since you are a Wilton instructor :)