Two Peony Techniques
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Beginner Friendly
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Unlimited Access
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Two Peony Techniques ~ Beginner Friendly ~ Unlimited Access ~
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In this course, we teach the foundations of piping peonies and give you plenty of practical tips to set your piping skills up for success. While practice is the key to success, certain technical instructions can make your piping more efficient and help you achieve the desired results faster.
We show you how to pipe two types of peonies using two different piping tips, starting with an easier technique and progressing to a more advanced one. At the same time, we demonstrate how to pipe a variety of flowers for both styles of peonies, from small buds to medium blooms to fully opened flowers with elaborate centers.
This is an excellent course for beginners or for anyone who feels stuck in their current technique and wants to expand or change their piping style.
What you’ll learn
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Ingredient recommendations for consistent, delicious results.
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How to whip the perfect zefir mixture for piping peonies
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Best practices for storing and handling zefir flowers
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Two techniques for piping smooth, consistent, lifelike peonies
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BONUS CLASS: Step-by-step guidance on assembling a peony arrangement
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Downloadable recipes and spec sheets with highlights and essential tips
Meet Your Instructor
Victoria Fisk
Confectionary Chef Hi, I’m co-founder of Bouqedibles and a passionate edible flower artist. After 4 years of working with zefir and studying under renowned Korean and Russian masters, I’ve developed my own signature techniques for creating delicious, and stunning lifelike flower arrangements — all entirely edible.
I’ve taught students both online and in person, and I’m excited to share everything I know about zefir tulips with you in this course. Whether you’re here to explore a new hobby or start a business, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
In everything I teach, you’ll find a touch of healthy lifestyle, a conscious choice of ingredients, and an ecologically mindful approach to production — because creating beauty should also support well-being and sustainability.