This is my first time doing a tutorial, I hope you guys like and it find it helpful! Please let me know if you have any questions.
First, you will need some materials
- fondant
- a ball tool
- foam pad
- rose petal cutter (or any oval/round petal cutter would work)
- veining mat

Roll out your fondant until very thin, about the same as you would do if making a flower

This is how thin I rolled mine out. If its too think it will be hard to frill the edges

Use the cutter to cut out as many petals as you can fit in your fondant


Use the veiner to vein each petal. This is optional but I liked the look and texture it gave


Place each petal on your foam mat to frill

Using the ball too, frill the edges of the petal. Just use a circular motion on the very edges and dont press too hard or it will tear.


Finished petal

Attach the petal to the cake, starting at the bottom and working your way around, then up. I attached it to buttercream so I didnt need any glue or water. If you are attaching to fondant, or your buttercream has already crusted, use a small dab of piping gel or water only to the top of the petal


Finished with all the petals

I used a mixture of petal dust and luster dust on the petals after they were attached to give depth and color to it. This was for a mermaid cake to resemble the tail so I wanted it to have a shimmery look.

The finished cake!

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Michal Bulla
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#1 posted 346 days ago
Thanks for posting!
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CasaCakes
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#2 posted 346 days ago
thanks for this great tutorial !!!
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#3 posted 346 days ago
Thank you for posting this Helpful Tutorial :)
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whitesands03
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#4 posted 344 days ago
awesome !
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#5 posted 338 days ago
Great tutorial! Thank you!
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anamat
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#6 posted 334 days ago
Thank you for sharing!
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#7 posted 317 days ago
great tutorial!!!absolutely beautiful!!!
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#8 posted 316 days ago
Thanks for the great tutorial! :)
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#9 posted 312 days ago
Thank you so much..beautiful cake!
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RockinLayers
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#10 posted 280 days ago
Thank you for the tutorial. I am about to try one of these and wanted to be sure what I had in my head as the way to go about doing this, was correct. :) I’m going to try to tackle this one. Did you let the petals dry or did you attach them right away?
WhiskMeAwayCakes
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#11 posted 280 days ago
@RockinLayers – I attached them right away, about 10-15 at a time. It was easier for them to stick when they are wet and I was able to make some movement if needed with them which can’t be done if they are too dry. Good luck!
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RockinLayers
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#12 posted 280 days ago
Thank you :)
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#13 posted 165 days ago
Thanks for posting…I’m looking forward to having a go with this :0)
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