i took a wilton decorating class the first one to brush up on my skills i mostly work with cupcakes so usually stick to various methods of swirls and designs on the cupcake using the piping bag. we learned how to make drop flowers using the 2d tip and leaving them to dry out. what we used was just a buttercream icing to make them i used the wiltons recipe but did a 50 50 blend of shorting and butter. but the flowers didn't come out.
we are doing cupcakes for my bridal shower and since i am the only one who can bling them out and pipe on them i wanted to put a sugar flower in the center. there is a place i can get them from but they are expensive. i would love to make my own sugar flowers like small dropped ones i asked my instructor about the ones that are super hard and she said they are made using royal icing
how can i make the flowers using royal icing do they sell the icing pre made or do i have to make it how long should the drop flowers sit out and would using a 2d tip work vs a smaller star tip?
i really want to get more creative in decorating my cupcakes right now i bling them out with toppings like fresh fruits chocolate caramel drizzles, sprinkles cookies etc but would love to start making themed stuff
you can make the royal icing yourself and either tip is good and just 1 day for it to harden up and be able to use. I do believe that wilton sells one but am not to sure
sorry to make your own you need 3 tablespoons meringue powder, 4 cups confectioners sugar , 6 tablespoons warm water mix all together and blend for about 10 -12 minutes until it forms a peak . IF you want if stiffer use on 5 tablespoons of water and make sure to keep all utensils grease free cause then it wont work . hope this helps
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