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Re: Would it be possible

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Posted by Jeff on September 04, 2007 at 17:04:58:

In Reply to: Would it be possible posted by Kanani on September 04, 2007 at 14:58:20:

All the cutters are avaialble on Delores' site here at www.sugarcraft.com.

Rose Petal cutter set:

A set of five cutters that can be used for individual rose petals, fully blown roses, and mini orchid throats. When widened, they are ideal for poppy and anemone petals and when lengthened, they are perfect for small magnolia and dogwood petals. #C225 $7.99

Easy Rose 50 mm, 2" all-in-one cutter #43-7201 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 60 mm, 2 1/4" all-in-one cutter #43-7202 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 80 mm, 2 1/2" all-in-one cutter used with the small rose cones #43-7203 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 90 mm, 3" all-in-one cutter used with the medium rose cones #43-7204 by JEM $5.99

Easy Rose 100 mm, 3 1/2" all-in-one cutter #43-7206/103FF022 by JEM $5.99

Easy Rose 110 mm, 4" all-in-one cutter used with the large rose cones #43-7207/103FF023 by JEM $5.99

Just depends on how large you want your roses to be!

: Wow! Would it be possible to take a picture of the cutters? I'm really
interested in seeing! Or show me links for the cutters when you have
time!

I have the 2" inch cutter. I wasn't too sure what you used for the
inside.

: : Jeff,

All kinds and sizes! I have metal, plastic, with handes, without...

I now use the 5 petal quick rose cutter to make the center bud [wrap 2
opposite petals around the cone], first row of three petals [remaining
three] then cut ne petal off the second set and use the remaining 4 to
make the third row....much faster than individual petals for these rows.
The outer row [pointed petals] are cut with a 2 inch cutter, shaped in
the spoon former and attached.

I saw your tutorial on how you make your gumpaste roses. They're so
gorgeous! I was wondering what cutters do you use?

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: All the cutters are avaialble on Delores' site here at www.sugarcraft.com.

Rose Petal cutter set:

A set of five cutters that can be used for individual rose petals, fully blown roses, and mini orchid throats. When widened, they are ideal for poppy and anemone petals and when lengthened, they are perfect for small magnolia and dogwood petals. #C225 $7.99

Easy Rose 50 mm, 2" all-in-one cutter #43-7201 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 60 mm, 2 1/4" all-in-one cutter #43-7202 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 80 mm, 2 1/2" all-in-one cutter used with the small rose cones #43-7203 by JEM $3.99

Easy Rose 90 mm, 3" all-in-one cutter used with the medium rose cones #43-7204 by JEM $5.99

Easy Rose 100 mm, 3 1/2" all-in-one cutter #43-7206/103FF022 by JEM $5.99

Easy Rose 110 mm, 4" all-in-one cutter used with the large rose cones #43-7207/103FF023 by JEM $5.99

Just depends on how large you want your roses to be!

: Wow! Would it be possible to take a picture of the cutters? I'm really
interested in seeing! Or show me links for the cutters when you have
time!

I have the 2" inch cutter. I wasn't too sure what you used for the
inside.

: : Jeff,

All kinds and sizes! I have metal, plastic, with handes, without...

I now use the 5 petal quick rose cutter to make the center bud [wrap 2
opposite petals around the cone], first row of three petals [remaining
three] then cut ne petal off the second set and use the remaining 4 to
make the third row....much faster than individual petals for these rows.
The outer row [pointed petals] are cut with a 2 inch cutter, shaped in
the spoon former and attached.

I saw your tutorial on how you make your gumpaste roses. They're so
gorgeous! I was wondering what cutters do you use?

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