How to Arrange Spring Sugar Flowers // Lilies, Hydrangeas, Lilacs for Mother's Day or Wedding Cake

[@FinespunCakes]

Hey there👋! If you’re looking for more arranging inspo I’ve got an in-depth course module for my sugar roses: finespun-cakes-academy.thinkific.com/bundles/the-rose-fundamentals 🌟

[@carolmeakins3578]

So beautiful. Thank you

[@marikoflores7347]

could I add the sugar flowers to the cake and place it in the fridge overnight?

[@eljardindetiayanibaez5260]

I love those Lili, look beautiful!! ❤️

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you!! So perfect for spring, right? 🌼

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

Very elegant !!!! Less is always more 👍👍👍👍👍

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you! 😊 I totally agree.

[@shaiksubhan3129]

God your work is so damn good I’m kinda addicted watching your videos I can’t help myself just keep on doing what you are doing so much love from myside

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks!

[@rosaperini2389]

Please keep making these brilliant tutorials showing how to arrange flowers onto a cake. Always the most challenging part of cake decoration … at least for me. Congratulations on your beautiful work.

[@FinespunCakes]

Thank you Rosa!

[@erencia3854]

hi, i really love your beautiful and stunning flower, really, so amazing, they looked like a real flower, thankyou for the tutorial, God Bless, i hope someday i can be skillful as u ❤️ i notice that u re using a paper wire that florist use to bind their flower,is it okay to use that kind of wire in a cake?

[@FinespunCakes]

You can cover the wire by placing it into a plastic straw or wrapping it in a food-safe material

[@anielawilliams2544]

Great tutorial loved it!

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks Aniela! :)

[@anielawilliams2544]

@@FinespunCakes do you have 1:1s, I would love to ask for advice on baking/business.

[@FinespunCakes]

@@anielawilliams2544 send me an email! [e-mail] :)

[@senakitchen5560]

Like 🎁🎁🎁

[@enriqueramos7753]

Love it!

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks!

[@myczn512]

Hi i just want you to know that I love your content! Can I ask you a question? I’m a student at culinary school and we have to make some decoration from gumpaste and I decided to make flowers from your vids. but the think is we just have less than 3 hours to create the decoration, as far as i know we need the dry the gumpaste for hours. Do you have some tips or can I just make the flowers without dried the petals etc?? Thank you for any help you can provide!☺️

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

Use extra tylose powder

[@myczn512]

@@marthahschaeffer4581 thank you so much for the tips

[@marthahschaeffer4581]

@@myczn512 it dries very fast so you have to work fast too

[@FinespunCakes]

Agreed with Martha. Use a bit of extra tylose and it will dry faster. But only add a bit at a time so that it doesn't get too stiff and un-workable. There are a few flowers that are okay not fully dried as long as they are sitting sideways on the cake such as small flowers (lilacs, stephanotis, etc) or spray roses and carnations.

[@carolemarois2939]

Beautiful and very helpful tutorial. Thank you.

[@FinespunCakes]

Thanks for watching, Carole!