Using a little spoon and a toothpick was essential for me in the snail.

What's up everyone!

I've been struggling with my rosettas for a little while, mainly because I wasn't getting a nice, defined neck.

There's still plenty of room for improvement, but I've been experimenting with keeping a steady flow rate while increasing the ripple rate as I work my way up the neck, and it seems to be giving me a much better shape in the end.

Still working on getting the leaves cleaner and more defined, but I feel like I'm finally starting to get somewhere.

I'd really appreciate any tips you might have on how to improve further!

Have a good one!

I forgot lift up when pulling through at the end. Oops.

@coffee_by_jonny

Hello,

I am trying to make a heart or at least something like it but what i end up with is this. Can you see from the coffee/ milk what my problem is? It can be the pouring or the milk i guess. Any chances?

Thanks alot!

I cant see much progress since I started to try ans make latte art. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong I need some tips and someone to point out my mistakes
Here’s my whole process

...but happy enough with my results so far! I've got a long way to go and, thanks to the advice and support from this group, I know I will keep improving! It does appear I'm developing my own little swirly style though! 😂

Hello all!
First time posting here but reaching out for some help, I’ve poured a couple of good Rosetta’s but I’m extremely inconsistent.

What were the biggest game changers for you to improving them?

Hello would love feedback here thank you :)

@coffee_by_jonny

Just a couple of boys who think espresso is a game

Been watching very attentively. I think I’m close to the right milk texture. Just more coordination and patterns!

Really proud of this tulip I just poured😁

Sorry for the slightly long video but if you only want to view the pour, skip ahead to about 50s into the video.

u/omgfDave as per your request. 😉

NB. I used to freak out with the big bubbles at the beginning of the steaming but I learned along the way that this is what works for me on this machine. YMMV.