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Re: Painting on chocolate leather

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Posted by Kathyf on May 24, 2007 at 11:55:49:

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

Hey mama p!! It's great to see you here again. Hope all's well over there. Yes you can paint on chocolate leather but you have to play around a little more to get the right consistency of paint. Luster dust and clear alcohol works a bit better than straight food coloring and I've had pretty good luck with a combination of clear alcohol, coloring and petal or luster dust. If it's something you can mix a little fondant in to it will take the paint a little easier.

Unfortunatly, that hilarious troublemaker Marysol doesn't entertain us often - seems life gets crazier as you get older and since she just had another birthday, she's really old!!
(I'm trying to make her ears burn enough that she'll pop in and harass us ;o})

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: Hey mama p!! It's great to see you here again. Hope all's well over there. Yes you can paint on chocolate leather but you have to play around a little more to get the right consistency of paint. Luster dust and clear alcohol works a bit better than straight food coloring and I've had pretty good luck with a combination of clear alcohol, coloring and petal or luster dust. If it's something you can mix a little fondant in to it will take the paint a little easier.

Unfortunatly, that hilarious troublemaker Marysol doesn't entertain us often - seems life gets crazier as you get older and since she just had another birthday, she's really old!!
(I'm trying to make her ears burn enough that she'll pop in and harass us ;o})



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