It is done when it hardens and looks dry.

To make the rose, form a 1-2 cm ball.

Then flatten it into an oval shape. (I work on an ice pack covered in plastic wrap since my hands are warm.)

Roll it between your fingers.

This will form the core of the rose.

Add two little petals.

Then add three larger petals. (I recommend setting the petals into a triangular form at this step.)

Continue adding more petals until you reach your desired size. Trust your intuition!

Note: The roses look best if the core is set higher than the petals. I also recommend slightly curling the petals outward.

This is how they should looks from the side.

Use them to decorate mousse pudding.

Then gift wrap them.

Or else decorate a cake. See.

They're easy to make and look gorgeous.

Try decorating with different sized roses.

Combine them with chocolate ribbons when decorating. Be creative!