A Walk in the Park Buttercream Tutorial Cake Decorating and Baking Tutorial

We are absolutely thrilled to share “A Walk in the Park” Buttercream Tutorial, a breathtaking new release by the exceptionally talented Christina Ong of Queen of Hearts Couture Cakes. If you’ve ever admired Christina’s signature elegance, delicate textures, and enchanting colour palettes, you’re in for a true treat with this stunning autumn-inspired design.

This tutorial invites you into a cosy, creative world where buttercream becomes paint, your cake becomes a canvas, and every brushstroke brings a touch of seasonal magic. Christina guides you step by step through the entire process, making it wonderfully achievable for decorators of all levels—from curious beginners to seasoned cake artists looking to sharpen their technique.

You’ll learn how to build the soft, dreamy background tones that evoke a peaceful autumn stroll, complete with warm hues, crisp details, and gentle movement. Christina breaks down her signature methods for layering buttercream, blending shades effortlessly, and creating depth that feels almost storybook-like. With her calm, encouraging teaching style, she’ll have you confidently adding charming foliage, textured trees, and artistic accents that bring this scenic masterpiece to life.

By the end of the tutorial, not only will you have crafted a cake worthy of any celebration, but you’ll also walk away with new skills, fresh inspiration, and a renewed love for buttercream artistry. Whether you’re creating a gift, expanding your portfolio, or simply soaking in the joy of autumn through edible art, this class is a beautiful opportunity to elevate your creativity.

We couldn’t be more excited to showcase Christina’s incredible work, and we know this tutorial will quickly become a favourite among our community. Grab your palette knives, mix up those autumn shades, and get ready to create something extraordinary with “A Walk in the Park.”

Here are some top tips:

Make sure that the parchment paper of your silhouette design is properly adhered on the surface of your cake. Carefully apply a thin layer of buttercream when you do the silhouette on your cake, making sure that the parchment paper will not be pulled off. Use small amount of buttercream when you do the palette knife painting. Use the upper half of your small palette knife to apply the buttercream. The leaves’ colours should be slightly blended to create a nice effect. But be mindful that it will not go too dark. The angle of your piping tip when you the maple leaves should be slightly tilted. Motion is moving your hand up and down as you continuously squeeze your piping bag. Apply a small amount of buttercream at the back of the maple leaves before you attached the on the cake.

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