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Re: Painting on chocolate leather

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Posted by mari s(wa) on May 31, 2007 at 12:42:44:

In Reply to: Painting on chocolate leather posted by mama pajama on May 23, 2007 at 10:53:50:

Hi momma pajama,
I have been working with chocolate leather almost since I first started decorating, and I use it more than anything else except maybe buttercream.
I paint on it,airbrush it, anything you usually do with fondant and gum paste.
I have found the best thing to use are powdered colors(i.e. petal dust, luster dust) and lemon oils or extracts. I have found that the little bit of oil on the mix make the paint flow smoother, and look les streaky when dry.

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: Hi momma pajama,
I have been working with chocolate leather almost since I first started decorating, and I use it more than anything else except maybe buttercream.
 I paint on it,airbrush it, anything you usually do with fondant and gum paste.
I have found the best thing to use are powdered colors(i.e. petal dust, luster dust) and lemon oils or extracts. I have found that the little bit of oil on the mix make the paint flow smoother, and look les streaky when dry.




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