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| Something Youtube was never able to teach me: Ribbon roses |
I finished my cake decorating course!
And you know what? I did learn something from it.
I learned how to make roses.
And ok, not the 'traditional' buttercream roses that you see everywhere, and the kind that I've been trying to master for 4 or 5 years. But they're still roses none-the-less. And I still made them! :)
And yes, my co-workers did tease me a lot for spending money on the class. (Thank you, Mom & Dad!!!) And yes, they can (and have) teach me so much more about decorating (and the cool thing is that I get paid to learn it and I'm having fun and I work with amazing and talented people and I'm basically just living the dream right now...) I'm just trying to diversify my portfolio of skills, and sometimes you have to take a refresher course before you can learn the advanced stuff. I have a feeling I won't be so good at the fondant/gumpaste class I'm taking next.
So, overall, I'd say the Wilton class was fun. Kind of a pain to get all the icing and tips and everything ready before class. But once I was there, it was a good way to spend 2 hours a week.
Am I crazy for voluntarily decorating cakes after spending 40 hours a week doing that as my job? Probably.
But no one said following your passion would keep you sane. ;)
2 comments:
LOL! I just finished my class to. I will be taking Flowers and Cake Design starting Monday. I say nope you’re not crazy. I'm doing the same thing working and heading to class for 2 hrs. The roses were a bit hard for me at first and I gave up in class but my Instructor kept encouraging me to keep at it. They look pretty good now. I'm glad in this next class I don't have to bring cakes, cookies or cupcakes every week. Enjoy the fondant class!
very cool, is there any chance for a cheesecake filling here?
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