Carved Fruit and Vegetable Displays by Students of Video Lessons

It’s always fun for me to see how various customer/students apply the skills that they have learned from my lessons. Even brand new beginning students come up with lovely carvings. And, it’s interesting to see how everyone comes up with their own unique carved fruit and vegetable displays.

Examples of carved fruit and vegetable displays by students of my video lessons are plentiful throughout my website. Here are some of the latest photos that  student/customers have shared.

Students create fruit and vegetable carving displays that are a feast for the eyes.

This artfully arranged fruit platter was created by customer/student Trinh Cao. She learned to carve the watermelon flower in the center and the honeydew lotuses from my Vegetable and Fruit Carving 101 Course.

The kiwi’s above have been carved using a v-cutter in the same manner as taught in my free radish bouquet lesson. You can can the free radish bouquet lesson by signing up for the free lesson near the top right hand of this page.

Trang Pham created these lovely melon carvings for a competition in which she won 2nd place in the amateur division.

Trang is a student of most of my video lessons. You’ll find video lessons for many of the techniques shown in her photo in my 201 Course which picks up where the 101 Course leaves off.

Colorful fruit display created by 101 customer/student Noradel Siago for a home party

Noradel applied many techniques that she learned from the 101 Course. She combined what she learned in several of the 101 Course video lessons to make her fruit and vegetable bouquet in the left foreground. Another fruit bouquet is in the background. The radish lotus lessons were used in the right background and the pepper dip servers are seen at the front center of the table. She added lots of other uncut fruit for color and texture.

A closer look at Noradel’s fruit and vegetable bouquet.

A closer look at Noradel’s veggie platter with dip using onion flowers and bell pepper dip bowls taught in the 101 Course.

Noradel made radish flower and mini bell pepper flowers surrounded by mangoes.

The easy radish flowers pictured above are also taught in the 101 Course for Beginners.

First time carver has success with roses and radish flowers

The very first beet and turnip roses created by Abiodun Temitope Adefolarin after learning from the Hearts and Roses lessons.

Abiodun’s very first radish bouquet. You can get the full instructions right now by signing up for the free lesson at the top right on this page.

Radish flower garnish bouquet decorates pasta platter

Lino Hermano is a student from a few year’s ago. He picked up carving again after 2 years of no carving, to make this radish bouquet garnish.

Lino used his radish bouquet as a center garnish for his platter of penne pasta for an 80th birthday party.

Carved fruit and vegetable displays feature several varieties of carved roses

Roses carved from red beets, golden beets and turnips by Smita Jaiswal

Once you learn how to carve roses from watermelons in the 11th lesson of the 101 Course, you’ll be able to carve lovely roses like these from beets and turnips as Smita has done.

In Smita’s photo, you can see a fun and simple way to dress up a vegetable try by adding a beet and leek flowers arrangement in the center.

This watermelon carving by Smita Jaiswal features 2 types of carved roses. Watermelon roses are taught in the 11th lesson of the 101 Course. I like how Smita added the tomato peel roses and the watermelon rind leaves.

To learn more about the Vegetable and Fruit Carving 101 Course for Beginners, click here. The  tomato peel roses video lesson is free on my blog.

Customer Jovilyn Cruz Dela carved this lovely watermelon carving. You can learn to carve letter onto watermelons in my Carving Letters and Words video lessons.

You’ll learn to carve roses in my Roses, Buds and Leaves video lessons which are lesson 11 of the Vegetable and Fruit Carving 101 Course for Beginners. You’ll learn to carve letters onto watermelons in my Carving Letters and Words video instructions. The small radishes in the center foreground are taught in my free radish bouquet lesson which you can get by signing in for the free lesson at the top right on this page.

Thank you to Jovilyn, Smita, Lino, Abiodun, Noradel and Trinh for sharing their photos with us. I know it’s encouraging, especially for beginners, to see what other create when learning to carve.

To the viewers of this post, I hope that you have gotten some ideas and inspiration to be to use creating your own carved fruit and vegetable displays.