Please Help Me Find Some Buttercream Flower Tutorials For These Flowers!

Decorating By peony123 Updated 27 May 2016 , 2:47am by SeriousCakes

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peony123 Posted 25 May 2016 , 3:54pm
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Hi everyone, 


I was wondering if someone could help me find some buttercream tutorials on the following flowers: 

I've done a lot of googling and have found some videos and some blog tutorials on how to create some of the flowers, but some of them didn't give me the look I was hoping for and many of them were being classified as korean style buttercream flowers with no tutorials on them.  I was hoping someone on the forum might be able to direct me on where to find a tutorial to do some of these beautiful forms? Thank you very much!

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Jeff_Arnett Posted 25 May 2016 , 4:32pm
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This one has a pretty good one on the David Austin rose and a few other flowers....





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peony123 Posted 25 May 2016 , 4:54pm
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Thank you so much! Exactly what I was looking for! Do you have any idea as to what kind of tips they might be using?

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Jeff_Arnett Posted 25 May 2016 , 5:00pm
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Just a standard rose tip looks like...a 103 or 104 should work fine. 

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kakeladi Posted 26 May 2016 , 1:37am
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The tips used in that video are somewhat new on the market.  There are several threads discussing them  I understand they can be purchased on Amazon for a rather reasonable price.

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810whitechoc Posted 26 May 2016 , 2:37am
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You could use grass tip No 133 or 233 for some of the centres, they are easy to find and not expensive.

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SeriousCakes Posted 27 May 2016 , 2:44am
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Here's one of mine for chrysanthemums:



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SeriousCakes Posted 27 May 2016 , 2:47am
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I also did one like the English Rose in this video, around the 8 minute mark:



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