(psssst...it's "YouTube," not "U.Tube" - just in case you ever wanted to go there to watch videos. Both "u.tube" and "utube" are search engines)
Here's one: http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/409694647SCfrnv
and here's another: http://www.sugarcraftandcakedecorating.com/how-to.php?page=162
and yet another: http://www.sugarcraftandcakedecorating.com/how-to.php?page=250
Enjoy! 
Sherri
There is a few in Youtube, I made one for people that have no cutters and wanted to get started with just a simple round cutter. But you can use a cutter for separate petals. Eventually I might add one for a five petal cutter, but I think someone has one, not sure who.
Here is the link to my homepage..Under the big screen you will find all my videos..
Edna
the sites are blocked 
I need the still photo, my daughter is trying to learn and the video goes too fast. She needs the pics to go slower to her pace. She is getting it slowly but feel I need to get pics for her. She wants to be like tonedna! accent and all and not sound like her redneck self!
thanks, sometimes I miss the easy answer
The roses in my avatar are made by using the Edna method (Tonedna.) they were the first roses I ever made! Edna's method is awesome and one of the videos you can watch on YouTube. In my humble opinion... she's the best!
Wow win..the avatar looks awesome!..
Edna 
wow Edna, that's GORGEOUS. I can't wait to see the youtube video!
Edna I learned more from your gumpaste rose videos than I did in the class I took! Thanks so much for sharing your info with everyone, I can't wait to play!!
Actually it wasn't. It was an independant class in my local supply shop, but unfortunately the teacher had to run the shop while doing the class, which didn't leave alot of time for helping us newbies. At the time mine were the closest to looking like roses (I've done alot of sculpey before) but nowhere near yours!!
Okay, silly question here....how is the cake cut and served with gumpaste roses on them? I'm making a Derby themed cake and want to have realistic looking roses on them, but don't want it to be a hassle for the customer to cut and serve the cake. For example, I'm putting a large horseshoe shaped (using the Wilton horseshoe pan) bed of roses in the center of a large cake. Should I make the horseshoe out of cardboard with a fondant "base" in the shape of the horseshoe and stick the gumpaste roses in that, only to be removed when it comes time to serve the cake? Any suggestions? Thanks!!
the sites are blocked
I need the still photo, my daughter is trying to learn and the video goes too fast. She needs the pics to go slower to her pace. She is getting it slowly but feel I need to get pics for her. She wants to be like tonedna! accent and all and not sound like her redneck self!
Can't you pause the videos then restart them? Then replay them as needed.
the sites are blocked
I need the still photo, my daughter is trying to learn and the video goes too fast. She needs the pics to go slower to her pace. She is getting it slowly but feel I need to get pics for her. She wants to be like tonedna! accent and all and not sound like her redneck self!Can't you pause the videos then restart them? Then replay them as needed.
Yes it can be done..and you can watch as many times as needed too!
Edna
Basically, my job is to make the cake pretty!..Now about the flowers, is just a matter of taking them off before serving. Just like they would have to do it if they were fresh..
Edna
ditto!
btw, i *love* that cake you just posted tonedna...simply gorgeous. my favorite is the hot pink flower on top, what cutter did you used for it?
Basically, my job is to make the cake pretty!..Now about the flowers, is just a matter of taking them off before serving. Just like they would have to do it if they were fresh..
Edna
ditto!
btw, i *love* that cake you just posted tonedna...simply gorgeous. my favorite is the hot pink flower on top, what cutter did you used for it?
I used 2 different companies. The bigger one is form PME and the other one is from sunflower co.
Edna
Hi!! I always had problems making my flowers specially roses (I love roses), I try everything and I never like them, after I see Edna's videos, I do my roses fast and sooooo much better, I need to practice more because I wish I can make them as pretty as her roses but, anyway I just want to say THANK YOU EDNA FOR YOUR VIDEOS THEY ARE A M A Z I N G, you are so nice sharing your techniques, thank you, thank you, thank you
Hi!! I always had problems making my flowers specially roses (I love roses), I try everything and I never like them, after I see Edna's videos, I do my roses fast and sooooo much better, I need to practice more because I wish I can make them as pretty as her roses but, anyway I just want to say THANK YOU EDNA FOR YOUR VIDEOS THEY ARE A M A Z I N G, you are so nice sharing your techniques, thank you, thank you, thank you
Aww thanks!!!!..As for as fast as you work on them and the quality of the rose I promise you that the more you make them, the easier and prettier they get!
Edna
Thanks for the reply. Basically, make the cake taste and look fabulous and let them worry about cutting and serving it - works for me!
Next question, then...what do you use to make beautifully red, realistic roses? Color-wise, I mean. I'm past the point of doing red buttercream roses because I couldn't get the right color and consistency, so now I'm on to the more realistic look of gumpaste. But what about achieving that nice, deep red color? Thanks!
BTW, Edna, your videos are wonderful! I've been watching several of them and my 3-year-old daughter even turned off her Einstein's movie to watch you! I asked her what she was doing and she said she wanted to watch the pretty lady making the cake.
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