that makes mmf dry?

is it heat? exposure to air? wind?

HELP!!!

will a hair dryer set on low held 8 inches away help it dry any faster???

PLeASE dont tell me its JUST time!!


arrrrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!!



anyone?


Terry

I'm not sure ... just wanted to bump you but I think heat makes it softer ... I know when I made mine ... I made it a day ahead of time and to get it to roll out easily I put it in the microwave and it made it really soft ... so I don't think the hair dryer will work ... maybe cold ... like sit it outside of in a cold garage??

I think what makes it dry is too much powdered sugar.

My MMF usually dries soooo quickly.....I agree that putting in the microwave usually makes mine more sticky, but very quickly gets hard again. I think the cold garage idea is a good one.

I did not make my question clear...

I have made a hatbrim and need to know how to get it to set up or dry quickly...

thanks

duh!!!! I thought you meant it was too dry Never mind!

Do you have/will it fit in a food dehydrator?

A heat lamp will help but next time, add some gum-tex powder, or tylose or make it out of gum paste or 1/3 to 1/2 of gumpaste mixed with fondant. The problem is we tend to use fondant when gumpaste would be the better choice for something that we want to be able to control so that it sets.
Personally I find that the regular rolled fondant works better for such things than does marshmallow fondant. I tend to use the Wilton fondant for decorations or things of this nature and even though it has a hardening agent already added which accounts for the yucky taste a lot of people complain about, it works better.
Hugs Squirrelly

THats what I was wondering!!!
HOwever...if I already have the mmf made up how do I add the gumpast to it?
reheat in micro and remix the powdered gumpast into it? I havent worked with gumpaste yet...


any advive is welcome!!!!


thanks!!!

I would put it under a ceiling fan...

OK...

Wiltons ready made fondant brim drying ....results to follow!!!

Thanks guys!!