Isn't this humidity fun?
I think you have to order the tylose on-line from www.sugarcraft.com. I haven't found it in Canada, unless McCalls in Toronto has it on-line. www.goldaskitchen.com may have it, try emailing them to ask, I haven;t seen it in their on-line store, but then I haven't looked too carefully recently. It seems to work well for folks in areas of high humidity.
The royal glue dries almost immediately.
I think the weight of the scrolly things is an issue too, I am wondering if putting them seam side down would help. Also attaching the inside curl with the royal glue so it doesn't spring loose.
Most fondant decorations need 72 hours or a week to dry. BUt that darn humidity can really cause issues.
Hugs Squirrelly Cakes
I think you have to order the tylose on-line from www.sugarcraft.com. I haven't found it in Canada, unless McCalls in Toronto has it on-line. www.goldaskitchen.com may have it, try emailing them to ask, I haven;t seen it in their on-line store, but then I haven't looked too carefully recently. It seems to work well for folks in areas of high humidity.
The royal glue dries almost immediately.
I think the weight of the scrolly things is an issue too, I am wondering if putting them seam side down would help. Also attaching the inside curl with the royal glue so it doesn't spring loose.
Most fondant decorations need 72 hours or a week to dry. BUt that darn humidity can really cause issues.
Hugs Squirrelly Cakes
I'm probably more upset about it than the lady ordering it. I already called her and explained what happened. Thanks again for your help 
