Online course

Turn fruit into something people buy.

Step-by-step video lessons on cutting, shaping, and arranging fruit into bouquets — from your first strawberry rose to orders you can charge for.

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Fruit, dried and rebuilt into flowers

Dried fruit petals, built into flowers and arranged into bouquets — beautiful, nutritious, and entirely edible. Taught step by step in the e-course.

How it works

Slice it, dry it, create it

Fresh mango, ready for the trays
01
Slice
It begins with the right fruit, cut the right way. Get this wrong and nothing that follows will hold its shape.
Laid out to dry
02
Dry
Patience does the work here. Rush it and you get crisps — get it right, and you get petals.
Building a flower by hand
03
Create
Petals become flowers, flowers become a bouquet. By the end it looks like it came from a florist — and it is entirely edible.

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Explore your options

Basic

$49

For beginners and self-paced learners

Online — pre-recorded video + PDF guide · 1–2 hours

Step-by-step instructions
Materials list (you supply fruit, chocolate, pretzels)
Access to a private group for questions

Standard

In person — coming soon

$135

The full hands-on experience

In person, in a small group · 3 hours

Full demonstration of slicing, drying and assembling
Materials kit — fruit, pretzels, basic tools
Digital certificate of completion
Take home your creation

VIP

In person — coming soon

$197

The ultimate edible art experience

In person — small group or one to one · Half day, 4–5 hours

Personalized instruction and design coaching
Premium kit — high-quality fruit, artisanal chocolate, advanced tools
Extra techniques including chocolate tempering
Certificate, plus a social media feature
Take home your finished bouquet

Early-bird discounts of 10–15% for the first students.

The course

By the end, you'll be able to

Pick the perfect fruits to create colorful, flavorful blooms.
Slice like a pro so every piece dries evenly and beautifully.
Dry fruits to perfection using simple, foolproof techniques.
Design and assemble edible bouquets as stunning as they are delicious.
Use chocolate and creativity to make your flowers bloom on pretzels.
Show off your edible art knowing it is safe, hygienic, and ready to impress.

As you go

Seven skills, seven badges

Fruit WhispererSelect & prepare fruits perfectly
Slice MasterSlice fruits evenly
Drying DynamoDry fruits to perfection
Bouquet ArchitectAssemble beautiful bouquets
Chocolate CharmMount flowers with chocolate
Food Safety StarMaintain hygiene & safety
Edible Artist ExtraordinaireCombine every skill in a finished bouquet

What you'll need

Enthusiasm: Prepare for a joy ride of new knowledge in edible floral design.
Basic tools: All scrupulously clean: microwave-safe bowl, teaspoon, cutting mat, slicer, dehydrator, spatulas, airtight storage.
Space to create: A clean kitchen table or counter you can spread out on.
Materials: Fruit, pretzels, dried nuts, and packaging.
Internet connection: For course materials and video lessons.

Shop

Kits and ready-made arrangements

Kits

Everything you need to follow along, minus the fruit.

Photo to come — Flat lay of the kit contents on the lace tablecloth
Starter Kit
$49
Cutters, skewers, foam base, and the basics — everything except the fruit.
Photo to come — The kit beside a finished bouquet in its vase
Bouquet Kit
$89
Everything in Starter, plus wrap, ribbon and a vase to arrange into.
Photo to come — Full tool set laid out, mandolin and dehydrator trays included
Pro Kit
$149
The full tool set, for making arrangements to sell rather than to keep.

Ready-made arrangements

Made to order, for when you want the bouquet rather than the lesson.

Mango & Kiwi Rose Bouquet
$85
Mango petals folded into roses, ringed with dried kiwi and macadamia, in a glass bowl.
Pineapple & Dragon Fruit Bouquet
$65
Sun-dried pineapple flowers with dragon fruit centers — bright and tropical.
Pear Blossom Pitcher
$110
Dried pear roses arranged in a vintage milk-glass pitcher — a centerpiece.
Scarlet Bougainvillea Bouquet
$65
Vivid red petals curled into blossoms — the boldest of the arrangements.
Strawberry Rose Bouquet
$65
Dried strawberries curled into roses on pretzel stems — a sweet classic.
Kiwi Flower Bouquet
$65
Dried kiwi petals in vivid green, each with a macadamia center.
Mango Flower Bouquet
$65
Golden mango petals folded into blooms on pretzel stems, in a crystal glass.
Heart Box Bouquet
$110
An assortment of fruit blooms in a ribboned heart box — made for gifting.

Before you ask

Questions, answered straight

Do I need any experience?

No. The course starts at choosing fruit and works forward. If you can use a knife and follow a recipe, you can do this.

What equipment do I actually need?

A dehydrator, a mandolin or sharp knife, a microwave-safe bowl, and a cutting mat. Nothing exotic, and nothing that only has one use.

What materials do I need?

Fruit, pretzels, dried nuts and chocolate — plus packaging if you are giving them away. The materials list comes with the course, and the kits in the shop cover everything except the fruit.

How long do the finished bouquets last?

[Maria to answer — shelf life, and how to store them.]

Can I sell what I make?

[Maria to answer — whether students may sell their work, and anything they should know about selling food locally.]

How long do I have access?

[Maria to answer — lifetime access is the usual promise, but it is hers to make.]

What if it is not for me?

[Maria to answer — a refund window, if she wants to offer one. A guarantee is the single strongest thing on a sales page, but only she can promise it.]

The bloomery

Edible Fruit & Flower Art Design

Once upon a time, we wondered: why should flowers only be for looking? In our whimsical bloomery, we have found a way to catch the sun in a petal and turn it into something you can eat.

The edible dried flowers showed us that in nature the possibilities are endless, and that we are still at the beginning.

Our mission

Converting the natural greatness of fruit into beautiful edible flowers. With these bouquets you get more than beauty for your eyes — you get the whole nutrient packet, in the shape of a flower.

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