Modeling Chocolate Vs Gumpaste

Decorating By madgeowens Updated 24 Jan 2010 , 6:37am by vicki3336

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madgeowens Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 5:19am
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when making make up items ie lipstick blush case and brush etc is modeling chocolate better or gumpaste and why? Also when you make something from modeling chocolate how how far in advance can you make it? TIA

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madgeowens Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 6:13am
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no one knows?

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icer101 Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 6:29am
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when i make things like that.. i personally use fondant/g/p mix.. i would think it would dry harder .. other might say different... on my pedicure cake. i used fondant/g/p mix..

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vicki3336 Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 6:36am
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I've tried many modeling chocolate/candy clay/chocolate leather recipes. In fact, I used some just the other day to make a flower and set it out to see what happened after a few days. It was still as soft as the day I made it four days later. It was firm enough to keep it's shape but could still be bent. I find it easy to work with but if you need something to dry hard, I think gumpaste or a gumpaste/fondant mixture would be better. HTH

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madgeowens Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 6:37am
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ok thanks so much

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vicki3336 Posted 24 Jan 2010 , 6:37am
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I've tried many modeling chocolate/candy clay/chocolate leather recipes. In fact, I used some just the other day to make a flower and set it out to see what happened after a few days. It was still as soft as the day I made it four days later. It was firm enough to keep it's shape but could still be bent. I find it easy to work with but if you need something to dry hard, I think gumpaste or a gumpaste/fondant mixture would be better. HTH

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