International Master sugar flower artist Robert Haynes will be teaching a 3-day class with us at the Sunflower Bakery Studio in Wedmore from the 1st – 3rd March 2019. The flower subjects are The Blueberry Rose & Glacier variegated Ivy.
This class is of an Intermediate to advanced level and students are required to have experience and knowledge of wired sugar flowers. Please bring along your passion and sense of humour…also your sugar flower making tools (If needed!) (A minimal supplies list will be provided which most experienced sugar artists will already have)
On this masterclass you will learn how to advance your knowledge and experience to the next level of learning under Roberts tailored tuition. With Robert’s sugar flower experience, knowledge base and attention to detail, you’ll be amazed at how much he has to share. His passion for sugar crafting is so infectious; Robert will teach you how to cut freehand petals and foliage to give that botanically correct finished result. (transferable skills for any sugar flower or foliage).
Another skill to be covered in class will be how to apply edible colours to the very delicately individually veined sugar petals, leaves and closed buds. You will also be making the centre cluster of stamens and bringing them to life with edible pollen.
Light coloured garments are advisable in class to minimalize lint tarnishing the paste. Please remove jewellery prior to class.
Some Various skills learnt in different classes
How to achieve perfect, thin petals & leaves
How to make different petals & leaves cutting free hand
Correct use of veiners, perfect central vein always… and more…
How to make the perfect rose spiral
How to thicken stems also numerous tips on polishing stems
How to cover stems in sugar to give that realistic finish
How to colour, fade, add depth, over dust and paint detail (water colour)
All about glazing, steaming
Using floral tape,
Adding depth and aging leaves
How to give movement to Foliage and petals
Different design of arrangements
Adding dew drops
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