Can someone please explain how to make Duff roses. I have heard many people refer to their roses as "Duff roses" and they look very pretty, but i can't find instructions anywhere. Thank you in advance

What is a "Duff" rose?

I think it's a technique used to make the roses x

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Out of what?

how do we "bump", sorry i'm new and don't know my way around yet x

You just did, post in the topic and it will raise it to the top of the page.

So I searched and found this hope it helps.
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopic-619567-0-days0-orderasc-.html

Here's the link you want.


http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1149096

Haven't tried this yet, but seems fairly simple.

Here is the sheet that I found online for how to make the duff rose. They are really easy to make. It is more of an interpretation of a rose, not like the lifelike petal roses that most of us are probably making. If you look under my pictures the bridal dress cake sitting on the bed of purple flowers, they are all duff roses.

On Ace of Cakes, I watched Duff make a rose for a group of girl scouts. You cut 3 small circles from a cutter, overlapping each circle just a little, glue with sugar glue and then roll that up and shape into a rose. You may add more circle or make them larger or smaller if you like.
The Duff Rose is similar to a ribbon rose, except you are not cutting a long piece of fondant or gum paste and folding to roll up.

Thank you ladies, i looked under the search bar and it didn't give me any hits. Maybe i was doing it wrong. Thank you x