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| Vegetable carving bouquets |
This story is about how clients become students.
In April this year I did a fruit cake for the lady's birthday. Now she is taking carving lessons while her vacation and during this raining week out here.
Here are some pictures of the lady's work.
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| Olga with her vegetable carving bouquet |
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| Vegetable flowers in a pumpkin frame |
This summer I had a bride at my carving class. She wanted to decorate her wedding reception herself. She learned how to decorate fruit plates, how to carve watermelon and flowers from vegetable.
Here is a picture from our last lesson before her wedding. Julia said that she spent overnight carving flowers for the carving display. I answered that she had better to take a good sleep before the wedding day. But Julia was persevering on carving. By the way do you notice her wedding nail style on the photo?
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| The bride carves her wedding watermelon |
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| Julia works on her wedding watermelon |
Do you want to learn how to carve fruits and vegetables? There are lot of books, DVD's and tools for sale.
Selena, i like everything about this blog post today... The elegant bouquet in the first photo, the red pepper flower with the seeds intact, the bride's fingernails and the beautiful watermelon.
ReplyDeleteKathleen, the girls are skilful. I like the first picture too. It shows how great a simple arangement can look when you give it a nice background
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