I have seen on here where ppl have done or have told others to do a "chocolate tranfer".
What is it? I've seen pics of them & they are soooo beautiful & smooth & perfect.
Is there a tutorial on CC somewhere that would instruct me on how to create one of these?
TIA
If you have done color flow or flood work it works the same way but dries faster. Basically take a picture and attach it to a cardboard then cover it with wax paper. Outline your picture and fill with additional colors. put in fridge for a few minutes and peel off the wax paper turn over and there it is. I just did a train you can see in my pictures. I had to use the wrong side because the flat side got some pearl dust on it and it looked bad
Good Luck
There used to be a really good tutorial on the Whimsical Bakehouse website. Try looking there. They are easy to make. I do as the previous poster, except I don't attch the pix to cardboard. I just lay them on a cookie sheet and put the parchment paper over them. You can do them on plastic wrap too, but be careful of wrinkles. Anyway, they are easy, even for a beginner. I have used them on 4 cakes and some cupcakes that are in my photos.
Heather
http://www.countrykitchensa.com/whatshot/transfersheets.aspx
Here is a tutorial on how to do chocolate transfers. I found this under the cake decorating forum.
HTH
Carol
There used to be a really good tutorial on the Whimsical Bakehouse website. Try looking there. They are easy to make. I do as the previous poster, except I don't attch the pix to cardboard. I just lay them on a cookie sheet and put the parchment paper over them. You can do them on plastic wrap too, but be careful of wrinkles. Anyway, they are easy, even for a beginner. I have used them on 4 cakes and some cupcakes that are in my photos.
Heather
I checked out Whimsical Bakehouse ... That's the most awesome edible ... thingy I've seen!
So cool.
Thank you everyone!!!
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