Freehand Sunflower

14 Comments

Elisa's Sweet Cakes commented about 12 years ago

I love all your work, you inspire me :)

Elisas'SweetCakes, Wisconsin

Toni (White Crafty Cakes) commented about 12 years ago

Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial!

Toni, Pennsylvania, https://www.facebook.com/WhiteCraftyCakes

Truly Madly Sweetly Cupcakes commented about 12 years ago

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing xx

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Aoibheann Sims commented about 12 years ago

I’ve always wondered that the scalloped shell thingy was for lol
Great tutorial. :)

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Raewyn Read Cake Design commented about 12 years ago

Another fabulous and funny tutorial Lesley! Love your sense of humour, thanks for sharing :)

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toleshed commented about 12 years ago

Thanks for this tutorial. Again, I think even my uncakey (a word?) hands might master this.

Donna Armstrong

Corrie commented about 12 years ago

Ahhhh!! Frapacino lids- YOU, my dear, are a genious!!!

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Nocakes77 commented about 12 years ago

Great tutorial. I love that Italian countryside cake. Very nice.

Angie, Georgia

sylie commented about 12 years ago

Very valuable tutorial for me. I can get as much petals out of this one, I can make the flowers larger or smaller to suit my needs. Thank you Cake Decor for these wonderful tutorials.

Sylie, Trinidad

Loren Ebert commented about 12 years ago

You. Are. Awesome.

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Glais commented about 12 years ago

Very nice tutoring,

Glais,S for Sugar

Elena Garcia Rizo commented about 12 years ago

love it ,looks so real

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Carol Vaughan commented about 12 years ago

Fabulous! Thanks for sharing.

Carol, Maidenhead UK, http://offtherailscakes.co.uk

Rachel Williams commented about 11 years ago

Definitely going to try it! Thanks! Oh,I think it’s called a ball tool…not sure though…