Starburst Roses | DIY Boot Camp | Summary and Q&A

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June 6, 2019
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Starburst Roses | DIY Boot Camp

TL;DR

In this DIY bootcamp episode, Mike and Jason demonstrate how to make Starburst roses using candy and a simple technique.

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Key Insights

  • 🫠 Starburst roses can be made using melted Starburst candies.
  • 🍬 The candy needs to be softened and flattened before shaping it into petals.
  • 💋 The roses are created by folding the candy petals around a stick to form the stem.
  • 😚 Shaping the petals can create different looks, from closed buds to fully bloomed roses.
  • 😒 It is important to use a space heater or microwave to warm up the candy for easy molding.
  • 🏵️ The number of candy pieces used determines the size and fullness of the rose.
  • 🤗 Wearing gloves can help prevent sticky hands while working with the candy.

Transcript

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Questions & Answers

Q: What is the first step in making Starburst roses?

The first step is to put on gloves and heat up the candy to make it moldable.

Q: How do you shape the petals for the roses?

After flattening the candy, you fold it around a stick to create the stem and shape the petals around it.

Q: Can you make different sizes of Starburst roses?

Yes, the tutorial suggests using anywhere from 6 to 9 candy pieces depending on the size of the desired rose.

Q: Do you need to wear gloves while making Starburst roses?

It is recommended to wear gloves to avoid getting sticky hands, as demonstrated by Mike and Jason's experience.

Summary & Key Takeaways

  • Mike and Jason demonstrate how to make Starburst roses in a DIY bootcamp episode.

  • They heat up the candy to mold it and flatten it to make individual petals.

  • They wrap the petals around a stick to create the stem and shape the petals to make the roses.

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