I cant seem 2 get the right consistency of icing to make the roses...........yous seems pretty thin and creamy. When I have mine like that it falls down and then when i have it stiffer, the end of petals are all jagged.....PLEASE HELP:(
could u make a rose nail ooh btw i'm new on thisso i'm planing on making some vids soon and hopefuly i make some friends on this 2 ooh type in on utube queen of the damned the vampire lestat is soooo HOT!!!
yes in fact i can make a video on how to make a rose nail btw i have the video of queen of the damned and ur soo right lestat if f***ing HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was almost gonna say it was ugly, but then it turned out decent. I just think the petals should have been more strong and solid. It would have given it a tighter, more realistic and sophisticated touch. It almost ended up looking like a Wal-Mart rose... ew. :(
To rehanailyas: she was making the rose on a rose tip thing or something like that (i forgot what it was called) you can get it in the baking isle of a craft store. it s purposely used for making roses
But if you make the base with the petal tip then you don't have to make a second bag or change tips or anything. When the rose is finished you would never be able to tell which tip you used to make the base.
Yes they do sell it in regular stores in the baking section close to the regular sugar, they sell it in the grocery stores where I live and I am pretty sure they sell it at stop and shop. However If you can't find it, just take 1 cup of regular sugar put it in a coffee grinder and grind it till it is a powder and mix in 1 tablespoon of cornstarch. I haven't tried that myself but my friend who also bakes uses that as a substitute for icing sugar all the time and she says it works out pretty good
Yes they do sell it in regular stores in the baking section close to the regular sugar, they sell it in the grocery stores where I live and I am pretty sure they sell it at stop and shop. However If you can't find it, just take 1 cup of regular sugar put it in a coffee grinder and grind it till it is a powder and mix in 1 tablespoon of cornstarch. I haven't tried that myself but my friend who also bakes uses that as a substitute for icing sugar all the time and she says it works out pretty good
The simplest way to thicken icing is add a tablespoon or two of icing sugar, that is the only way I usually thicken my icing sometimes I put it in the refrigerator for a half hour or so but only if my icing has a lot of butter in it. But I don't advise chilling the icing before i ice the cake with it and i am planning to cover it with fondant because as the icing comes to room temperature it will make a bulge underneath the fondant. But the best way is to add more icing sugar. Hope that helps!
I have a special trick. I cut up parchment into a bunch of little squares. Then I put a small amount of icing on the nail (just enough to make the parchment stick). Then I make my rose on the parchment paper. When done I lift the rose off the the nail using the edges of the parchment paper. I put them all on a cookie sheet and freeze them and then once they are frozen they peel off of the paper easily. I find this keeps their shape the best.
That's a really good idea! Thanks! I was actually planning to make a cake for my mom (because I forgot to when it her birthday! yikes!) and she really likes roses and when I make roses I am ALWAYS worried that somehow someone when trying to take something out of the fridge they will ruin the shape of the roses. So thank you very much for that tip, I will keep that in mind when I make the cake tomorrow!^_^
Some people use a spatula but its better to use a thing called a rose lifter I think but if you don't have that then its all good just use a pair of big scissors and "snip" it off the rose nail. ^_^ hope that helps
Did you end up making your wedding cake? How did your cake turn out, I'd love to see a picture of it! You did a nice job on the rose, I thought it was very pretty for just a practice one!
I guess kneading the bag might do it. Mainly, you need to make sure the icing isn't too dry if it's been sitting out. You can always add a splash of milk to it.
@SadDog782 probably it's tip 104
allisonphuise1996 3 months ago
What # tip is that?
SadDog782 1 year ago
@Blingblong20 bite it.
C3P0meetsData 1 year ago
good job! your wedding cake is gonna turn out great!!!
cookiemonster11221 1 year ago
I don not know who shouwed you how to do roses but you are not doing them properly. They are sloppy!
lv4racen 1 year ago
I love sleater kinney : )
leilahfly 2 years ago
u make it look easy i fail at it lol
nina12345678917 2 years ago 4
@nina12345678917 haha ditto i failed epically!!!
Immy504 1 year ago
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cookiemonster11221 2 years ago
I cant seem 2 get the right consistency of icing to make the roses...........yous seems pretty thin and creamy. When I have mine like that it falls down and then when i have it stiffer, the end of petals are all jagged.....PLEASE HELP:(
angeleyes3250 2 years ago
this video helped alot! Thank you so much!
MulaMan 2 years ago
If you don't have a nail, the bottom of a champagne glass works just as well.
lindsey47646 2 years ago
could u make a rose nail ooh btw i'm new on thisso i'm planing on making some vids soon and hopefuly i make some friends on this 2 ooh type in on utube queen of the damned the vampire lestat is soooo HOT!!!
missvampirelover1 2 years ago
yes in fact i can make a video on how to make a rose nail btw i have the video of queen of the damned and ur soo right lestat if f***ing HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
missvampirelover1 2 years ago
Oooh i love the peachy color at the end =D
helenkwan25 2 years ago
maybe you should try to use a plastic piping bag they help thr icing from craking and it seems that if you use them you don't have to press that hard
18p324 2 years ago
To make a rose, first you need for the bud to be higher, then you make 3-5-7 petals.
yep looks like a "wilton" rose lol
cakegirl777777777777 2 years ago
I was almost gonna say it was ugly, but then it turned out decent. I just think the petals should have been more strong and solid. It would have given it a tighter, more realistic and sophisticated touch. It almost ended up looking like a Wal-Mart rose... ew. :(
Keep practicing! :)
crazyAZNshara 2 years ago
To rehanailyas: she was making the rose on a rose tip thing or something like that (i forgot what it was called) you can get it in the baking isle of a craft store. it s purposely used for making roses
jgsisof3 2 years ago 2
I didn't get what you werre makiung it on, is it liike a macth stick that your holding?
rehanailyas 2 years ago
It's called a rose nail. It's pretty much a small round disc that's been welded onto the top of a carpenters nail.
JustCallMeKeebler 2 years ago
I love that you are listening to Sleater Kinney; and one
of my favorite songs too. You rock.
pppinkerton 3 years ago
ohh so pretty !! really interesting!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
What a lovely rose. Though I think pink roses are to die for when it comes to cake decorating.
jamgirlbabe 3 years ago 2
lool ))))
DjigitkaEdina 3 years ago
What tip would u use to create the rose?
fun2collect 3 years ago
104, it seems like thats th one most ppl use
lossunbearable 3 years ago
104 o:
iSonador 3 years ago
do u freeze them so u can make them a few days in advance?
NickJLover95 3 years ago
Wow, it's so much easier to understand watching someone do it than trying to read directions for it.
GlompableCuteness 3 years ago 2
Do 3 petals on the first row instead of four.
disneyprincess1994 3 years ago 4
Your frosting is to dry. Other then that you have the right idea
lauralarsen3 3 years ago
my aunt is trying to do that
jojoloveS2 3 years ago
very pretty, but you cheated a little. You made the base with the petal tip
frcombi 3 years ago
Most cake decorating classes teach it that way!
alcndh 3 years ago
actually, you make the base with the round tip and then use the petal tip. Wilton teaches it that way
frcombi 3 years ago
But if you make the base with the petal tip then you don't have to make a second bag or change tips or anything. When the rose is finished you would never be able to tell which tip you used to make the base.
Serenity0047 3 years ago 2
True but it doesn't look right, I've tried it and the whole rose/base etc is too wide
frcombi 3 years ago
geez, you made it seems so easy!
i've been trying to pipe a single full bloom for hours and i still couldn't get it right.
i don't know.. maybe my buttercream is too stiff.
v0larevia 3 years ago
Do you need lots of experience to make a flower?
sing4ever132 3 years ago
YUM :]
xXlavigne123Xx 3 years ago
thanks for sharing,,your rose looks really nice
nabihasherif1 3 years ago 2
she make it look so easy and fun. but i wish i have the right tool
monkeyrocks123 3 years ago
You have overfilled your piping bag. Your petals should be shorter. You need to keep the wide end of the tip touching the base portion of your rose.
Try using a tip #97 to make the petals. It gives the petals a nice curl. Good luck with the wedding cake.
tcbubbles 3 years ago 3
Confectioners sugar, Powdered sugar and Icing sugar are all the same thing, Most of the time you can find them at local grocery stores.
chitownsbabyphat 3 years ago
i might make one
mathgrl5 3 years ago
Lovely! Great, now I want some cake. ^.^
rabbitsrock07 3 years ago 2
Very nice!! You are very talented!!
monilove6 3 years ago
confectioner sugar, lol
JesusLovesBBQ 3 years ago
Yes they do sell it in regular stores in the baking section close to the regular sugar, they sell it in the grocery stores where I live and I am pretty sure they sell it at stop and shop. However If you can't find it, just take 1 cup of regular sugar put it in a coffee grinder and grind it till it is a powder and mix in 1 tablespoon of cornstarch. I haven't tried that myself but my friend who also bakes uses that as a substitute for icing sugar all the time and she says it works out pretty good
bakingwild 3 years ago
Yes they do sell it in regular stores in the baking section close to the regular sugar, they sell it in the grocery stores where I live and I am pretty sure they sell it at stop and shop. However If you can't find it, just take 1 cup of regular sugar put it in a coffee grinder and grind it till it is a powder and mix in 1 tablespoon of cornstarch. I haven't tried that myself but my friend who also bakes uses that as a substitute for icing sugar all the time and she says it works out pretty good
bakingwild 3 years ago
The simplest way to thicken icing is add a tablespoon or two of icing sugar, that is the only way I usually thicken my icing sometimes I put it in the refrigerator for a half hour or so but only if my icing has a lot of butter in it. But I don't advise chilling the icing before i ice the cake with it and i am planning to cover it with fondant because as the icing comes to room temperature it will make a bulge underneath the fondant. But the best way is to add more icing sugar. Hope that helps!
bakingwild 3 years ago
I have a special trick. I cut up parchment into a bunch of little squares. Then I put a small amount of icing on the nail (just enough to make the parchment stick). Then I make my rose on the parchment paper. When done I lift the rose off the the nail using the edges of the parchment paper. I put them all on a cookie sheet and freeze them and then once they are frozen they peel off of the paper easily. I find this keeps their shape the best.
ramarama82 3 years ago
That's a really good idea! Thanks! I was actually planning to make a cake for my mom (because I forgot to when it her birthday! yikes!) and she really likes roses and when I make roses I am ALWAYS worried that somehow someone when trying to take something out of the fridge they will ruin the shape of the roses. So thank you very much for that tip, I will keep that in mind when I make the cake tomorrow!^_^
bakingwild 3 years ago
@ramarama82 u do exactly the way i do it amnd i never did watch ur vid til now lol
10lilkitty 1 year ago
@ramarama82 thats a good idea! ive always just used the wilton flower scissors/lifter.
pinkpolkaspot 11 months ago
Some people use a spatula but its better to use a thing called a rose lifter I think but if you don't have that then its all good just use a pair of big scissors and "snip" it off the rose nail. ^_^ hope that helps
bakingwild 3 years ago
ohh so pretty !!
really interesting! thanks for posting!
mskerripa 4 years ago
yeah it is easier to do it with royal icing. and btw u might want to get the air pockets out of the bag because then it wont get the riped petal look
kickally453 4 years ago
How do you do that? (This is my first attempt and I haven't tried it again since.)
ramarama82 4 years ago
Did you end up making your wedding cake? How did your cake turn out, I'd love to see a picture of it! You did a nice job on the rose, I thought it was very pretty for just a practice one!
JeffKellySophie 4 years ago
I guess kneading the bag might do it. Mainly, you need to make sure the icing isn't too dry if it's been sitting out. You can always add a splash of milk to it.
JeffKellySophie 4 years ago
I find that buttercream works better for me, but it can't be too soft, sometimes I chill it for just a bit.
JeffKellySophie 4 years ago
yah, but some people like that look
sgtstacy 4 years ago
Thats good have you ever tried it with a stiff Royal Icing or making them with fondat or gum past, it is alot easier
IhearttheTrio 4 years ago
very good
gummyapple3 4 years ago
Oooh... that's pretty.
kala989 4 years ago
Thats great, I just learned how to make them last night.
poochie4girls 4 years ago
Hey nice rose! If you don't mind my asking, what is the name of the song in the background?
kuramahieikuramahiei 4 years ago
Looks great. If you don't mind me saying, the icing bag will be easier to control if it's only about half full.
CeruleanCandyDos 4 years ago
thats amazing, they look incredible.
FreakGirl9869 5 years ago
thanks, it really helped ^_^
acc105103 5 years ago