How to Piping Jasmine Flower?

Jasmine flowers belong to climbing plants, bearing fragrant tubular petals and oval-shaped glossy leaves. Their intoxicating fragrance fills the air as the sun sets, making jasmine blossoms particularly captivating.

 

Materials

Color: Buds and petals in white (Extreme White); Stems and sepals in green (Chestnut Green); Central part of the flower in yellow (Cantaloupe Color)

kowanii #101 Petal Piping Nozzle

Piping bags

 

Piping Steps

  1. Cut a moderately sized hole at the end of a piping bag filled with white buttercream frosting. Squeeze several short, thick lines around the flower's perimeter with steady pressure to create flower buds.

 

  1. Cut a small hole at the end of a piping bag filled with green buttercream frosting. Pipe stems and sepals around each flower bud.

 

  1. Using the petal piping nozzle, pipe the first flower consisting of five petals (refer to "Basic Petal Piping"), ensuring their bases converge at a common center.

 

  1. Repeat the previous step, piping more clusters of small, adorable flowers.

 

  1. Cut a small hole at the end of a piping bag filled with yellow buttercream frosting and pipe the central part of the flowers.

 

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