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Thanks for posting. Interesting. Now I am wondering the same thing.
I mix a very small amount of black to the buttercream to get it to a gray color then mix in luster dust.
I did a cake with blue jello once. I didn't allow it to set enough and my cake had blue streaks running all over. Not to mention a smaller pool. I thought it was OK. Until later on in the day. If I remember correctly, I allowed it to set...
Quote:Originally Posted by phouferIf you look on youtube for any of Aine2's video she has lots that explain how to make figures from gumpaste/fondant. She explains every step and is easy to follow. That is how I learned.She is awesome....
I make my own fondant. I mix color during mixing and after, depending on the project. It is time consuming. So it you don't have a lot of time, buying it would be an option.
Very easy. Leftovers madeover.
I have never worked with gumpaste or candy clay. But the fondant works well if you take your time and let it dry.
Everything is mixed together (to the right consistancy), rolled into balls and then dipped in chocolate. There is endless possibilities. However, mine look nothing like the website. That is amazing.
I get lots of request for my Cake Ball. The ones everyone loves the most are the chocolate cake, little buttercream and syrup cherries (the syrup and cherries put through my little food processor). They are Irresistible.
Wow lilyanddayne, you told her everything. She's right marshmallow fondant is cheap and taste better than store bought. If you are swirling colors, like blue and purple. Try putting one color in and the other color next to it. It is also...
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