Tutorial On How To Make A Buttercream Mum?
Decorating By paxpuella Updated 23 Oct 2006 , 5:56pm by Granpam
I haven't had course 2 yet, just 1 and 3. I would really like to learn how to make mums for a fall cake, but can't take course 2 until November. Is there a tutorial out somewhere on how to do these? I already bought the course 2 kit when Hobby Lobby had their 50% sale that last time, so I already have the tip, but no book on how to do it yet. I went to wilton.com and looked, but didn't see it under their techniques on how to do these.
Thanks.
Here's a link to the Wilton tutorial.
http://www.wilton.com/decorating/basic/mums.cfm
HTH
Here's a link to the Wilton tutorial.
http://www.wilton.com/decorating/basic/mums.cfm
HTH
Wow, thanks so much. You've got better eyes than I do. I swear I looked on wilton and didn't see it.
THANK YOU !!!
heres a pic from the course 2 book. i'm not sure how much of it you will be able to read.
i'm also attaching sort a template i made in paint.
Use #5 tip for the mound and then #81 tip for the petals
medium consistency buttercream
pipe #5 mound in the middle
insert tip 81 into mound (indent up), queeze firmly and pull out to the second circle on the template, lift up and away slightly at a 45 degree angle as you release pressur eto form first row of petals. petal should extend only to second circle of template.
repeat piping the next row of petals slightly shorter positioning them between petals in the 1st row. make third row of petals a little shorter remember to pull tips up slightyl. continue piping petals until mound is covered with each row slightly shorter.
i hope this is what you wanted.
debbie2881,
That was so nice of you to take the time to scan that in for me. Thank you !!! I can read it perfectly. I will have to try to make a fall cake a little later. Finally the weather here is cooler and my buttercream should be much easier to handle.
you're welcome. i'm not a flower person and never seen a mum until wilton class, heard the name but never seen it. i would love to see how it looks on a fall cake.
Her is a tutorial from cali4dawn: It is on webshots.com:
OK, that didn't work very well so heres the link:
http://community.webshots.com/album/276920554akxzbm
hope this helps.
Quote by @%username% on %date%
%body%