Buttercream flowers tutorials?

[cupcakeshoppe]

are there any out there? i've seen the ones for roses, but what about other types of flowers? videos or step by step with pictures will be most helpful.

thanks!

[cynfulcakes]

I have not seen any dvds, but I do happen to have step by step picture instructions for the following buttercreme flowers: Dogwood, daffodile, violets, daisy, pansy, aster/ spider mum, dahlia, wild rose, chrysanthemum, poinsettia, carnations, Apple blossom, Mod flower, sunflower, orchid, poppy, magnolia, Hibiscus, Iris, & Lilac. If you want these let me know which ones and I will try to get them scaned in.

[cupcakeshoppe]

I WANT THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*clears throat*

Yes, please. Thanks!

[Paula in Texas]

Ooohh me too please!!!

I've tried sooo many times but I can never get them right!!! Do we really need the little wilton pattern cut-outs that come in the book? They just annoy me so....

[Amanda]

Ronald Weinbeckler (is that sp right..?) has a book on BC flowers. I really like it. I don't do a lot of them, but it's great info to have. The book is fairly cheap and you can get it on Amazon.

[MAK]

I had the good fortune to take a class with Linda Reese. She has a DVD set titled "From the Garden" Buttercream Flowers. It's a 2-DVD set with about 20 different flowers. She's quite good. I picked this up at an ICES Day of Sharing, but you can try Googling her or Fantasy in Icing Publications.....

[cupcakeshoppe]

i hope cynfulcakes gets to reply to this thread soon

[lv2bake]

I was also looking for info on making other type of flowers would love tutiorials. PMing my address if you ever get a chance to scan them. Thanks a bunch

[cynfulcakes]

Sorry this is taking so long I have never uploaded docs before and it is giving me fits.I'll try to have them today.

[cupcakeshoppe]

it's okay i'm patient...