tink986201
Posted 8 May 2009 , 11:31pm
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Has anybody heard of wooden flowers on a wedding cake?
Do they look nice?
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Originally Posted by kakeladi
Never have heard of anything like that. With so many choices - gumpaste, fondant, cookies, silks, real flowers why, oh why would anyone want wooded flowers?
Never have heard of anything like that. With so many choices - gumpaste, fondant, cookies, silks, real flowers why, oh why would anyone want wooded flowers?
Because it is different. I think they are pretty. They are all the rage here. They have them at every craft fair. A friend of mine gave me one...here is a photo of it.
Very pretty... my only concern would be, what types of paints/sealants/varnish are on it, and is it safe to put in contact with cake? If you make a topper out of them in such a way that they won't actually touch any cake, I think it could be lovely. I've never seen them before.
tink986201
Posted 12 May 2009 , 11:43pm
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i found how they're made here's the link.
http://www.woodflowers.com/store/flowers/groups.asp?DEPARTMENT_ID=1
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