If you could only buy one set of instructional dvd's, which one would you buy?
You didn't specify what techniques you are interested in or what your current level is, but for basic decorating techniques (they go beyond basic, but they do teach great basics in buttercream and fondant), I like the Sugar Ed Productions series by Sharon Zambito, too. For gumpaste flowers, I like Nicholas Lodge. Both companies are well-done and very reasonably priced. Nicholas Lodge also has a DVD called ISAC DVD Catalog that offers wonderful information on tools and basics of fondant and gumpaste - shows what the tools look like and how they are used - very helpful to a beginner or even intermediate level.
I don't know what techniques you'd like to learn... Sugarflowers (Michele Foster here on CC) has a video out on how she made her signature heart-shaped gumpaste flower arrangement. Mine is available at the same place, on cake sculpture in buttercream.
www.lickthespoonproductions.com Her video is called Bloomin' Garden.
Deanna
My favorite is "Precious Pets" by Deanna O'Connor. She does a great job on sculpting small animal cakes.
I like my gumpaste DVD too. 
. Both can be found at www.lickthespoonproductions.com .
Michele
If you could only buy one set of instructional dvd's, which one would you buy?
Hello, well I have to say Jennifer Dontz and Sugar Shack DVD's they are the best of the best. I own all the DVD's from sugar Shack and Jennifer Dontz have 2 and now she has a 3rd DVD. I am ready to order it too.
they are so good and if you have a question you can send them an e-mail for help. believe me they are good! I can't wait to see Sharon's new ideas.
and if you are thinking about flowers Edna de la Cruz is soooo good too she has tutorials if you want to see them visit youtube
she is also making DVD's to teach how to make flowers
good luck
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