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AIt's easier to airbrush a cake if you want dark navy blue. If you don't have an airbrush, there's canned colour sprays by Wilton and PME I think?
It's difficult to get enough colour into fondant without it being too soft, although it helps to colour the fondant the day before you new it and rest it overnight.
remnant3333
Posted 21 Feb 2015 , 4:16pm
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MMhassa2, I really like that color. What brand of coloring did you use? Did you use Wilton royal blue coloring paste and add black to the buttercream? Looks great!! I would have never thought to add a little bit of black. Thanks for the tip!!
tdovewings
Posted 22 Feb 2015 , 1:06pm
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When I use americolor navy blue, I always have to a drop of regal purple to get it to go to navy.
legina2005
Posted 23 Feb 2015 , 9:15pm
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Buttercream
My fondant turned a great navy blue
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