I learned how to do it in class - you may want to look up "ribbon roses" online or on the forums - they are MUCH easier to make!
Wilton sells a "rose bouquet" cutter kit that has some instructions. The one recommendation I would make is to let each step dry for at least 24 hours. For example, for this method you make a small teardrop base - which should dry for a day, then attach the next petals w/ water and let that dry - etc. It's kinda complicated though. I think there is a simpler method where you make the "petals" by hand - but I can't find the instructions. I just made my first fondant roses and they take a long time!!! But they were fun to do!
Good luck!
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