Aloha This driftwood cookie is made from honey dough. I made a suitable mold for this again. I embossed the hibiscus flowers with my "Petunia mold", matched the color to a hibiscus and added the unmistakable "flower stamp". My failed colored powder is ideal as pollen! So it has its purpose ... The leaves are all freely designed, just like the plumeria and calla blooms. Now a beach had to be found ... This is made of biscuit crumbs, "gummy bear water", a wooden board cookie and a fondant shell. The rest is decoration.
Flower types: Hibiscus, plumeria, calla Media: Hibiscus and Calla are made from gumpaste Plumeria is a mix of fondant and gumpaste the monstera leaf is made of gumpaste all other leaves are made of fondant
This time my inspiration was to create other flowers besides roses ... It was just as fun, but the roses remain my faforites.
Attached is a picture from the top view and a comparison of "Aloha flowers" with native flowers (pansies, winches, bluebells):
Your flowers look absolutely exquisite and so beautifully detailed, and the beach scene is such a creative way to display your arrangement. And, of course, those driftwood cookies underneath really take things up a level. The gumpaste and fondant are expertly done, however, it would also be wonderful to see additional, more distinct media included in your entries.
So beautiful Gabi @Icingsugarkeks!! I just love your beach theme with flowers on honey dough "driftwood" filled with gorgeous flowers like plumeria, calla lilies, hibiscus and petunias. So creative and simply gorgeous my dear cookie friend. You're always so ingenius with your creations. Love it!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Hugs...
Such a wonderful cookie set, dear Gabi! @Icingsugarkeks. Love all of the things in it. Plumeria, Hibiscus, Calla lily.. what a great flower combination. 🌺🌸🌷💜💙🧡💛 And lovely background too.
Your flowers look absolutely exquisite and so beautifully detailed, and the beach scene is such a creative way to display your arrangement. And, of course, those driftwood cookies underneath really take things up a level. The gumpaste and fondant are expertly done, however, it would also be wonderful to see additional, more distinct media included in your entries.
Thanks a lot for your kind comment dear Christine! 😘❤️ I had already thought about how you can actually tell the difference between my homemade gumpaste and the finished fondant ?!The reference is therefore more than justified!The best way to tell is that the fondant looks pretty melted on all of the cookies while my gumpaste is holding.@Sweet Prodigy
So beautiful Gabi @Icingsugarkeks!! I just love your beach theme with flowers on honey dough "driftwood" filled with gorgeous flowers like plumeria, calla lilies, hibiscus and petunias. So creative and simply gorgeous my dear cookie friend. You're always so ingenius with your creations. Love it!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Hugs...
Oh my dear Carol, once again you so very delight me with your lovely words! I can't thank you enough my cookie friend !!! Thanks, thanks, thanks Carol!! Glad you like it. ❤️❤️❤️@Cookies Fantastique
Such a wonderful cookie set, dear Gabi! @Icingsugarkeks. Love all of the things in it. Plumeria, Hibiscus, Calla lily.. what a great flower combination. 🌺🌸🌷💜💙🧡💛 And lovely background too.
Many Thanks for your kind words, as always and Thanks for your pretty smileys! ❤️😘 I love smileys, (but you have probably already noticed ...!) Thanks again dear Kanchana! @Kanch J
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