Martha's Hydrangea

Another Hydrangea tutorial, this time Martha Stewart and crafter Diane Phillips make one-of-a-kind clay hydrangea flowers.   Martha provides both a video demo (shown below) and a step-by-step tutorial using the following tools and materials to create the arrangement shown above.

Hydrangea by Petalsweet

Today's tutorial is a step-by-step demonstration from Petalsweet. These are Hydrangea flowers made from gumpaste, but many of the techniques and materials used for gumpaste may also be used with air-dry clay... with one exception! There's no need to use edible products! Regular white glue can be used instead of sugar glue and similar substitutions. Air-dry clay flowers will be a lasting keepsake!