These are my first buttercream roses. The cupcakes are vanilla cupcakes with almond filling. and decorated coloured vanilla buttercream. What's better than a bouquet of roses and cupcakes in one gift :)
wow, i just found your blog through katie's (at summertree cafe) and i love it! you make some of the most beautiful and amazing baked goods!!!! i'm so jealous of your talent! great blog!
You are skillful, I remember helping my mother make wedding cakes and had so much fun, we would use (natural food coloring)?? Paste/gel, and artfully color the pastry bag making stripes around the bag, then insert the cream/icing- I'd love to have directions to do this, I would love to try.. the cupcakes are so beautiful!! Is it possible to get a thick cream using full fat cream with milk (half/half)? Adding some butter?
Thank you SO much for the sweet comment you left on my blog! I'm awe-struck by all of your fabulous creations (I'm trying to catch up with all of your posts)! Your blog is such an inspiration to a beginning cake-decorator like me! :0)
Snooky, I've been studying your roses trying to figure out how you got the dges to look this way. They look so delicate. Is it a particular type of nozzle?
yay! I love cupcakes decorated with roses! People always feel so special when they get one all to themselves! Looks great with the variegated coloured petals.
These are my first buttercream roses. The cupcakes are vanilla cupcakes with almond filling. and decorated coloured vanilla buttercream. What's better than a bouquet of roses and cupcakes in one gift :)
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These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou are good in decorating the cake.what type of piping nozzles you are using?:)
ReplyDeleteI am positively awestruck by your craftsmanship with these cakes!!
ReplyDeletebellissimi questi cupcake! sei bravissima :)
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to stop by and let you know how much I enjoy your blog! All of your creations are absolutely beautiful and very, very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are wonderful! And it is better than a bouquet of real roses!
ReplyDeletewow, i just found your blog through katie's (at summertree cafe) and i love it! you make some of the most beautiful and amazing baked goods!!!! i'm so jealous of your talent! great blog!
ReplyDeleteThese are ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteyour roses are magnificent!
ReplyDeletewowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
ReplyDeleteciao Ely
Those look better than actual freal roses :) And there's no thorns either...
ReplyDeletewhat amazing skills! it looks too pretty too eat. but im sure its too yummy not to!
ReplyDeleteYou are skillful, I remember helping my mother make wedding cakes and had so much fun, we would use (natural food coloring)?? Paste/gel, and artfully color the pastry bag making stripes around the bag, then insert the cream/icing- I'd love to have directions to do this, I would love to try.. the cupcakes are so beautiful!! Is it possible to get a thick cream using full fat cream with milk (half/half)? Adding some butter?
ReplyDeleteche capolavoro! sei un'artista!
ReplyDeletebravissima!
veramente spettacolari!!! complimenti!!! ti aggiungo ai miei preferiti!
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much for the sweet comment you left on my blog! I'm awe-struck by all of your fabulous creations (I'm trying to catch up with all of your posts)! Your blog is such an inspiration to a beginning cake-decorator like me! :0)
ReplyDeleteYou are truly good, you compliment… and this last creation is prioprio pretty! I will pass soon hence…
ReplyDeletethose look too good to eat..I love them.. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses, Natalie!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful site! I'm amazed by the artistry of these cupcakes. I'm not sure if I could even eat one!
ReplyDeleteThey're stunning, how did you do them?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, these are stunning!
ReplyDelete"What's better than a bouquet of roses and cupcakes in one gift :)"...
ReplyDeleteUm.......NOTHING?!?! These look so yummy!! Will you publish photos of your technique for making rose petals?
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Wow! Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are seriously gorgeous! Wow!
ReplyDeleteYour first? My goodness. TALENT! I'm sure you hear that all the time, but it's so true; you've got it :).
ReplyDeleteWow, that’s great, nice gift having rose’s bouquet and cupcakes, both in one.
ReplyDeleteSnooky, I've been studying your roses trying to figure out how you got the dges to look this way. They look so delicate. Is it a particular type of nozzle?
ReplyDeletewow, soooooooooo pretty
ReplyDeletesono sbalordita, non ci si puo' credere che due mani abbiano realizzato una bellezza simile, mamma mia che splendore!!
ReplyDeletecomplimentissimi.
wonderful, fantastic, I've no words
You are very talented to do this on your first go! Mine would look like a dog had sat on them...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I wish I had your patience for cake decorating!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful snooky! Pretty delicious looking too!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful snooky! Pretty delicious looking too!
ReplyDeletethe rose buttercream frosting is so pretty! And I love the colour too! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteyay! I love cupcakes decorated with roses! People always feel so special when they get one all to themselves! Looks great with the variegated coloured petals.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous flowers! I am very impressed!
ReplyDeleteI love these roses! Soooo gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewow! i'm simply stunned by the beauty of ur roses. u hve such outstanding piping skills & hope you'll keep us awed with more stunning creations.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! Great idea, doing the duo tone thing too.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time here and I am just wowed. You have the most delicious looking sweets on your blog! I can't get over these beautiful cupcakes!
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