Spring Lace | Sweet Prodigy

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Beautiful ! 

Sweet Prodigy posted:

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Sweet Prodigy, these are beautiful! Which tip do you use for the petals, they're gorgeous ��

Beautiful!

I have been waiting for your entry.  I love this.  Extraordinarily beautiful.  

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Miss Prudence posted:

Sweet Prodigy posted:

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Sweet Prodigy, these are beautiful! Which tip do you use for the petals, they're gorgeous ��

Thank you! I used a Wilton 104 tip for the large, yellow flower and a 101 tip for the pansies. 

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

I have been waiting for your entry.  I love this.  Extraordinarily beautiful.  

Thank you, Ryoko. I have been so busy lately with home renovations (my other "happy place") and with life in general, but I was determined to get this in on time. 

Teresa Pękul posted:

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Thank you, Teresa!

Sweet Prodigy posted:

Miss Prudence posted:

Sweet Prodigy posted:

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Sweet Prodigy, these are beautiful! Which tip do you use for the petals, they're gorgeous ��

Thank you! I used a Wilton 104 tip for the large, yellow flower and a 101 tip for the pansies. 

Thanks so much! They are so pretty! ��

Beautiful, I love those pancies! 

Oh Christine,  this is gorgeous,  stunning and so creative.  I absolutely love everything!  Your attention to detail is flawless like all your designs ��. ♡♡♡

Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:

Oh Christine,  this is gorgeous,  stunning and so creative.  I absolutely love everything!  Your attention to detail is flawless like all your designs ��. ♡♡♡

Thank you, Carol. I had tried creating lace a few times with not much success, but now that I'm getting the hang of it, I really like it!

Sweet Prodigy posted:

Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:

Oh Christine,  this is gorgeous,  stunning and so creative.  I absolutely love everything!  Your attention to detail is flawless like all your designs ��. ♡♡♡

Thank you, Carol. I had tried creating lace a few times with not much success, but now that I'm getting the hang of it, I really like it!

Looks to me like you've pretty much mastered this technique! Gorgeous work ♥♥

Absolutely elegant, and your flowers are so realistic. I'm inspired.

Beautiful!!! 

Sweet Prodigy posted:

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Amazing cookie Christine! I am in love with your violets, they look so real ❤

A beautiful work Christine, I was really looking forward to your entry! I am glad you made it

SusieQCookies posted:

Absolutely elegant, and your flowers are so realistic. I'm inspired.

Thank you! I drew my inspiration from Mother Nature. 

Evelindecora posted:

Sweet Prodigy posted:

The techniques that I used were SugarVeil edible sugar lace and hand-piped lace.

Amazing cookie Christine! I am in love with your violets, they look so real ❤

Thank you, Evelin. I love flowers! ❤❤❤

Manu posted:

A beautiful work Christine, I was really looking forward to your entry! I am glad you made it

Thank you,  Manu. This is a bit different from all of the lines that I do, but I'm really glad that I did this as I have always loved the different lace techniques. 

Very beautiful!! Perfect as always....

So beautiful Christine! 

Oh, this is just swoon-worthy.  I love the subtle way you used the edible lace, and your hand-piped lace is exquisite, as is your choice of color her.  A wonderful addition to the challenge!  I am so glad you had time to participate in this one.  

Bakerloo Station posted:

Oh, this is just swoon-worthy.  I love the subtle way you used the edible lace, and your hand-piped lace is exquisite, as is your choice of color her.  A wonderful addition to the challenge!  I am so glad you had time to participate in this one.  

Thank you, Christine. I was originally going to pipe dots in the edible lace grid but felt that it would compete too much with the flowers. I think this way the grid is very much noticeable, but in a way that compliments the flowers. I wanted to create a piece where each element stood out on its own but also worked harmoniously with the other elements to form one beautiful piece. Hopefully, I achieved that. 

Wooh!! So cute

Sweet Prodigy posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

Oh, this is just swoon-worthy.  I love the subtle way you used the edible lace, and your hand-piped lace is exquisite, as is your choice of color her.  A wonderful addition to the challenge!  I am so glad you had time to participate in this one.  

Thank you, Christine. I was originally going to pipe dots in the edible lace grid but felt that it would compete too much with the flowers. I think this way the grid is very much noticeable, but in a way that compliments the flowers. I wanted to create a piece where each element stood out on its own but also worked harmoniously with the other elements to form one beautiful piece. Hopefully, I achieved that. 

I absolutely agree with Christine. 

You more than achieved your goal, you aced it. 

Pip

pip posted:

Sweet Prodigy posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

Oh, this is just swoon-worthy.  I love the subtle way you used the edible lace, and your hand-piped lace is exquisite, as is your choice of color her.  A wonderful addition to the challenge!  I am so glad you had time to participate in this one.  

Thank you, Christine. I was originally going to pipe dots in the edible lace grid but felt that it would compete too much with the flowers. I think this way the grid is very much noticeable, but in a way that compliments the flowers. I wanted to create a piece where each element stood out on its own but also worked harmoniously with the other elements to form one beautiful piece. Hopefully, I achieved that. 

I absolutely agree with Christine. 

You more than achieved your goal, you aced it. 

Pip

Thank you, Pip!

This is beautiful! I love the detail and I'm huge fan of the pansies!!

Unbelievable! Love!

Do you have a tutorial? Those flowers are beautiful!

Wow beautiful!!!!!

Asmita posted:

Do you have a tutorial? Those flowers are beautiful!

 

Thank you! I do not have a tutorial, but I can tell you that I used a Wilton #101 tip and piped the same way that an apple blossom flower is piped. I used a relatively stiff icing - much stiffer than what is seen in most tutorials. I piped the purple petals first, allowed them to dry and then piped the yellow petals. I looked at images of real pansies for reference on where to place the petals.

Oh, goodness, Christine! This is so fantastic! The flowers look so real and fragile... Love it!!!

swissophie posted:

Oh, goodness, Christine! This is so fantastic! The flowers look so real and fragile... Love it!!!

Than you, Sonja! ❤❤❤

Very beautiful!

Amazing pansies!

jeanine noshes posted:

Amazing pansies!

Thank you, Jeanine!

So pretty 

Lorena Rodriguez posted:

So pretty 

Thank you!