1. I've got one cake that needs NAVY -- do they sell this color separately or do I need to make it? If so, how do I make it? It's for a fireman, so it's the kind of blue used on their seal.
2. Anyone ever heard of Palm Beach Coral? It's kind of like a burnt orange, so I'm told, but I've never seen it. Any ideas how to make it.
3. And finally, how do I make sage green?
TIA
S.
got this from wilton.com
Icing the Cake
Icing Color Chart
When mixing color always mix a small amount of color to experiment. Start with base color and then add very small amounts of secondary color. Be sure to mix enough color for the cakes to be decorated as it is difficult to match an exact color.
ANTIQUE GOLD Add just an extremely small touch of Leaf Green to Golden Yellow
AQUA Sky Blue and Leaf Green
AVOCADO Use Moss Green color
BLACK Our paste color or Royal Blue, Christmas Red, Orange and Lemon
CHARTREUSE 9 parts Lemon Yellow, 1 part Leaf Green
CORAL Creamy peach and a touch of pink or orange and a touch of pink.
FLESH Add just an extremely small touch of Copper to white icing. Ivory can also be used. Light pink with a small amount of brown.
GRAY Add just a touch of Black to white icing.
HUNTER GREEN Kelly Green and a touch of Black
JADE Leaf green, Royal Blue and a touch of Black
LAVENDER Pink and Violet
MARIGOLD Lemon Yellow and Orange
MAROON Burgundy and Red Red
MAUVE Touch of Burgundy with very little Black.
MISTY GREEN Leaf Green, Royal Blue and a touch of Black
MOSS GREEN Our paste color or Violet and Lemon Yellow
MULBERRY Mix Rose with a touch of Royal Blue.
NAVY BLUE Royal Blue and Black
PERIWINKLE Royal Blue and Violet
PLUM Use violet with a touch of Christmas red.
RASPBERRY Pink and Red Red
RUST Orange, Red Red and Brown
SILVER We do not advise attempting to simulate silver color in icing. Instead, add silver leaves or other silver accessories to the cake.
TEAL Use teal paste color or Lemon Yellow and Sky Blue
TURQUOISE Sky Blue and Lemon Yellow
WARM GOLD Use Golden Yellow with just a touch of brown.
Well, you already got a lot of answers I see 
SAGE GREEN: green and brown (2times green, 1time brown ).
Good luck!
Lara
My local high school's colors are navy and silver, so come graduation time, I do LOTS of navy! I really like Americolor Navy for coloring bc, but am still having a devil of time making navy fondant. Grrrr!
For sage green, I just use Wilton juniper or moss green.
As for the palm coral - any time I don't know what a color is, I ask the customer for a sample. You shouldn't be expected to read anyone's mind.
tyty - For hot pink, I mix Wilton pink with Americolor electric pink. Neither is deep enough on their own, but together, they're fabulous.
My local high school's colors are navy and silver, so come graduation time, I do LOTS of navy! I really like Navy for coloring bc, but am still having a devil of time making navy fondant. Grrrr!
For sage green, I just use Wilton juniper or moss green.
As for the palm coral - any time I don't know what a color is, I ask the customer for a sample. You shouldn't be expected to read anyone's mind.
tyty - For hot pink, I mix Wilton pink with electric pink. Neither is deep enough on their own, but together, they're fabulous.
Thanks for your reply but I don't have Americolor electric pink. I ordered some new colors but I'm pretty sure that's not one of them. I can get the Wilton color. I will call the cake supply and see if they have the electric pink. If I can't get the electric pink is there another Wilton color I can use? I need to make this color very soon.
My local high school's colors are navy and silver, so come graduation time, I do LOTS of navy! I really like Navy for coloring bc, but am still having a devil of time making navy fondant. Grrrr!
For sage green, I just use Wilton juniper or moss green.
As for the palm coral - any time I don't know what a color is, I ask the customer for a sample. You shouldn't be expected to read anyone's mind.
tyty - For hot pink, I mix Wilton pink with electric pink. Neither is deep enough on their own, but together, they're fabulous.
Thanks for your reply but I don't have electric pink. I ordered some new colors but I'm pretty sure that's not one of them. I can get the Wilton color. I will call the cake supply and see if they have the electric pink. If I can't get the electric pink is there another Wilton color I can use? I need to make this color very soon.
In that case, I'd suggest loading up on the Wilton pink. That's what I used to do before I discovered the Americolor electrics and it worked fine.
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