Hi! I am making a Star Wars cake and wanted my fondant to be deep, very "blue blue" color. Not super dark like night blue nor light baby blue, but just a strong blue color. I used Royal Blue when making my fondant, but it just turned out super turquoise! Not what I wanted at all - it's like there's too much green and not enough blue in it.
Could anyone recommend a way to turn turquoise into blue, so my cake will look better? What color to add to reduce the appearance of green in my fondant? Will adding Navy blue help, do you think? A little black? Thank you in advance for all and any help - I have to finish my cake tonight and I'm a bit worried 
Had the same problem:
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HTH
Thank you both! Of course it needs more red to counter-act the green - silly me. 
I will try with the purple instead of black.
On a side note - would you consider navy blue a better option for getting less green tint or not? Because when I did a test with both royal and navy I thought it was the navy that turned out with the most green - which I find a bit strange as it's such a dark blue color in itself.
I unfortunately have only access to Sugarflair and Wilton gel colors. Found Wilton blues more green tinted:
http://s1183.photobucket.com/albums/x463/Panel7124/?action=view¤t=Navyandroyalblue.jpg
On the left is Sugarflair Marine (Navy) blue. The other one is Wilton Royal blue.
I just thought I'd post an update - I just tried adding a little purple, and the fondant came out a GORGEOUS blue color 
So that's gonna be my recipe for blue from now on - start with royal blue, and add purple until it's B-L-U-E
Thank you guys for that tip, worked out beautifully! 
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