Can anyone tell me what flower cutters would i use for Hawaiian type flowers. And or how to make them. I appreciate it.

This is the link I used to get the general idea for my hibiscus but i didn't have her tools so I improvised.

I used a scallop cutter to cut the petals, using gumpaste and used pink wilton star looking cutter to make centers (separating the petals to apply individually to each large petal) then rolled the two together and "ruffled" the edges. I made the stamens like in the video, inserting toothpicks to attach to cake (optional). Lay each petal around so they overlap but don't make a complete circle. then on the last petal, gently shape the whole thing together so they form the "flower" (this part was tricky for me until i found what worked). You just have to play with it and see what works. HTH, good luck.

Here are my flowers

  http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_1443118.html

thank you. i really appreciate it.

Glad i could help. If you have anymore questions feel free to PM me.

the antherium .. is a hawaiian flower also.. very beautiful...

I've made some hibiscus-looking flowers before...not perfectly realistic but they looked good enough. I used the large pink wilton cutter from the quick rose set, cut separations between petals, thinned and ruffled the edges, used a veiner to make lines on each petal, and then let them dry in egg trays...the plastic ones HEB sells for Easter eggs, which make perfect flower formers For the centers, I rolled a tube of fondant and set it in the center, then used a sun paper punch and stuck it on the end, then rolled a tiny ball and stuck that on the end. I painted the centers with pink luster dust.

Here's a picture of them:


and these were done the same way but painted with gel colors thinned with vodka for a more vivid look:

I made mine a like Branibakes youtube video. It was a lot of help.