I bought some White Pearl Dust (wilton) to try out some neat effects... now I'm not sure what to do with it!
Can I only use it on white? I know its says to brush on dry or paint on mixed with vodka.
Any tips on how to use it, neat ideas... I'm curious about what kind of effects I can get on different colours, etc...
So far I tried it on black fondant and got a silvery accent, not what I wanted but good to know for later.

TIA!

Wilton's dusts are very, very light They don't give much effect at all. You are just going to have to play with it to see what you can do with it. I think you are going to fine that silvery accent is all you get on any/all colors.

My advice is to go very easy. Once you have to much silver or white on you cannot take it off so tap your brush on the pot so any excess falls off before you go onto your surface. You can also blend a bit of it with plain petal dust to create shimmery versions of your other colors. Most of all HAVE FUN!

I agree with kakeladi. Not really a "fan" of the Wilton dusts. But, I have used another brand white pearl dust on COOKIES and that makes a really nice effect.

Beth in KY

I use the wilton pearl dusts on my seashells (see pics) I used the yellow, copper and orchid pink. Worked great. If you really want a pearl effect you need to get super pearl dust. I have mixed my wilton white pearl with vodka and painted my white gumpaste pieces with it and it kinda looks porcelin. My calla lilly on my pics was done that way and tipped with gold.

pearl colours dont really colour, they just add a coloured pearlised shine. usually you get a stronger result if you paint it on with vodka.
dusts are great for all sorts of things, good for shading, adding a bit more life to things, giving it a nice shimmer, you jus tneed to play to learn i think.
xx