How to Make Fondant Ribbon Roses
Today over I’ve shared a tutorial for how to make these simple ribbon roses that I used on the Ballet & Ribbon Roses Cake I posted here. These roses add a touch of elegance to any cake and can be put together very quickly!
Can you leave me a comment and tell me what other tutorials you’d like for me to share? I’d really appreciate your input so I can share things YOU want to see!
In the meantime… check out other tutorials I’ve posted in the past below:
Learn how to frost cupcakes and have them look professional in this video tutorial: How to Frost a Cupcake Like a Pro!
With Valentine’s just around the corner, these cupcake cookies would be perfect for a school Valentine’s party or Cupcake-themed birthday! Check out How to Make Cupcake Cookies here.
Ever want to make a princess cake but you’re intimidated by making the tiara topper? Well here you go… step-by-step photo instructions for How to Make a Gum Paste Tiara!
And last… How to Make a Cowboy Hat Cake Topper. This topper is made from rice cereal treats instead of cake but it makes an adorable topper that is not difficult and anyone can pull it off with the right tools!
You are just amazing! I have never done fondant before but absolutely love the results. My problem is that I always worry the frosting will taste hard or too sweet. What is your opinion on this?
I’m probably not the person to ask because I LOVE frosting & fondant. My homemade marshmallow fondant is made from marshmallows & sugar, so it tastes good. It will get harder the longer it sits, but my kids still love to eat it!
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