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Re: Roses

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Posted by Carolyn (MO) on May 25, 2007 at 15:18:48:

In Reply to: Roses posted by Melinda McDaniel on May 25, 2007 at 12:09:00:

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When you have finished a rose on the flower nail how do you take it off? With scissors lifting it off? Does a butter cream rose need drying time before it goes on the cake? >>>>>>>>>>>I never have much luck with the scissors, but can gently do it with a table knife. I prefer to do them on wax paper on the rose nail and then lift them off and put them on a cookie sheet and let them dry a few days - at least a couple of days.

Thanks,

Melinda

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drying time for butter cream roses - Melinda McDaniel 09:58:10 05/26/07 (2)
- Re: drying time for butter cream roses - Barbara R (TX) 14:01:25 05/26/07 (1)
  - Re: drying time for butter cream roses - Melinda McDaniel 18:33:20 05/26/07 (0)

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When you have finished a rose on the flower nail how do you take it off? With scissors lifting it off? Does a butter cream rose need drying time before it goes on the cake? >>>>>>>>>>>I never have much luck with the scissors, but can gently do it with a table knife.  I prefer to do them on wax paper on the rose nail and then lift them off and put them on a cookie sheet and let them dry a few days - at least a couple of days.

Thanks,

Melinda



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