Wafer Paper Daisy Tutorial | Step by Step Wafer Paper Flowers

A guided, step by step tutorial , showing you how to make these pretty wafer paper daisies for cake decoration. An Instructional video, including equipment (listed below), voiced and on-screen written steps to guide you through. Includes hints tips and trouble shooting.
Equipment list:
- 26 gauge wire (or size up for longer stems/ larger daisies)
- Gum paste a light shade of yellow of choice.
- Wire cutters
- Small pliers
- Cornflour (cornstarch)
- Brush (optional)
- Edible glue and brush
- Daisy craft paper punch. I used (NOT AN AD):
Vaessen Creative 2137-043 aessen Creative Craft Paper Punch Set, Flower, For DIY Projects, Scrapbooking, Card Making and More, Multicolor, 12 x 8.5 x 4.5 cm www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B077S449Y...
- Wafer paper
- Dresden tool
- Foam pad
- Darker yellow shade of dusting powder. I used Sugarflair ’Old Gold’
- Small soft, dry brush for dusting
- Styrofoam block (or somewhere suitable to place stems for drying)
I hope you enjoy this wafer paper flower tutorial. Let me know if there's a cake decorating tutorial you would like me to make, in the comments box. Have fun, get making!
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[@yramadulcitacakes]

Eres muy generosa en dejarnos aprender de ti, Dios te bendiga muchas gracias, saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪💐🙏

[@belfiorecakes9239]

So great to see you here and have the opportunity to learn more from you! Cheers!

[@JessicaSaleCakeDesign]

Lovely to see you! Thanks for watching❤️

[@nadakodsia2635]

How beautiful is your soul & your work of art & your extreme generosity to show us all these precious tips on how we make these amazing flowers, Thank you so much for sharing & may The lord bless you dear.... 😊💗

[@JessicaSaleCakeDesign]

Thank you for beautiful words. I’m delighted that you found it useful! Sending you lots of love and blessings. 💞

[@nadakodsia2635]

@@JessicaSaleCakeDesign Thank you dear for your kindness 😊💗💖✨✨✨

[@catherinedannielewski6105]

Heureuse de vous revoir... 😉😊 de bien délicates marguerites 🤩👌 merci pour ce partage, Bonne continuation from Belgium 🇧🇪 😀

[@JessicaSaleCakeDesign]

Merci 🤍🤍🤍

[@mariaaugustacruz1731]

Tan delicadas y bellas, thank you 😊

[@JessicaSaleCakeDesign]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching.

[@jetteanker500]

They are soooo lovely. Thank you for you brilliant tutorials. 😍 I wonder though if it is easier to assemble the 2 flowers after using the dresden tool, but before putting onto the wire.

[@JessicaSaleCakeDesign]

Thank you. Yes, I have tried that method but found adding one at a time works better as it allows the petals to mould around the centre more easily. I find if I layer the petals first it’s more difficult to get the wafer paper to adhere nicely and sit naturally and is less forgiving. However, there is no right or wrong here and it’s always good to try these things out and do what works best for you.

[@jetteanker500]

@@JessicaSaleCakeDesign Ahhh, that make sense. Thank you for answering. I love making cakes, figures and flowers. I’m a hobby baker, and use u-tube a lot. I don’t do many cakes here in Denmark, but they are beginning to catch on over here, so hopefully more orders on the way in the future. I find it hard to colour fondant, and blending colours for shading etc. Is this something you could do a tutorial on? Best wishes Jette

[@hnu-papercrafts8839]

I want to do it like you