When using more than one color icing in a bag, how do you fill the bag so that the colors do not get muddy?? When I use 3, 4, or even just 2 colors, the colors tend to blend together too much after just a few petals or swirls or whatever I am doing. Yesterday, I used yellow, orange, red, and brown in a bag. I used about 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of each at a time in the bag. I made flowers and wanted to see the different colors on the petals. They turned out muddy. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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You are likely getting the muddied colors because you are not keeping your colors isolated formeach other. Have a look at this technique, it might help you to keep your colors isolated until the exit the tip.
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Using such small amounts can cause problems.
Try this: on a piece of wax paper make a spatula line of one color of icing; on top of that make/stripe another color and continue stacking colors until you have used all the colors you want. Now roll up the icing and put it in the bag (without the waxpaper). This is an especially good way to come up with multi-colored fall leaves
Try this: on a piece of wax paper make a spatula line of one color of icing; on top of that make/stripe another color and continue stacking colors until you have used all the colors you want. Now roll up the icing and put it in the bag (without the waxpaper). This is an especially good way to come up with multi-colored fall leaves
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