I would like to learn how to make this gumpaste rose.

Can someone guide me to a tutorial?

Thanks.

https://www.facebook.com/189612957724022/photos/a.212795782072406.58961.189612957724022/611600832191897/?type=3&theater

*gumpaste

*floristry wire

*food coloring (paste/powder)

*edible glue

*ten thousand hours

edna de la cruz is a wonderful person and a great cake designer who has produced a plethora of great cake decorating you tube videos so start here:

best to you

oh wow i didn't know it would post the link in picture form -- cool

Books by Alan Dunn are invaluable for making roses. I use a combination of his methods and a lady called tombi peck for my roses. 

They do take hours though. I've got it down to about 2 1/2 start to finish for a full one (not including time to let the petals dry a bit) and I've been making them for years. 

Of you really want to kick it up a notch though take a look at this one :) 

https://www.prettywittycakes.co.uk/blog/sugar-flowers-or-real-flowers-cakes

I'd love to learn how to do this, it's utterly incredible. Sadly it doesn't look like he's visiting the UK anytime soon :(

Thanks to everyone for the responses, but I am looking for a tutorial similar to the rose.

I'm familiar with tutorials like Edna's.

Someone told me it's a tutorial by Alan Dunn. I am not sure.

It doesn't look like a Dunn rose to me. Not an expert on them by any stretch, but I have his book of roses among others of his flower books, and I haven't seen anything like that in it :/

i agree w/you lizzybug, it's a lovely creation and while it doesn't have to be it's not botanically correct, it has a nice tight scroll roll in the center and the petals were pressed in a mold so the coloring takes on highs and lows -- it's a real nice rose but you can make it like that from watching any rose tutorial --