Have You Tried This With Brush Embroidery?

Decorating By holly4409 Updated 4 Jun 2009 , 3:43am by mscrivener

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holly4409 Posted 3 Jun 2009 , 10:42pm
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I was at a local supply store and I was talking to the (wonderful) owner. I was asking her pointers for brush embroidery, because I had tried it for the first time, and it looked kinda good, but too crusted. She told me she has never tried it, but she has been told by others to add store-bought (in a can) frosting and just add it to the frosting that you are already using and it will keep it from looking crusty.

Has anyone tried this? I am curious... I haven't gotten a chance yet to try it and I'm wondering how this has worked for any of you.
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diane Posted 4 Jun 2009 , 12:44am
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that's interesting...never heard that. it sounds like it could work! icon_wink.gif

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Uniqueask Posted 4 Jun 2009 , 12:47am
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I tried it in cake class on fondant and it looked great

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cakeschmake Posted 4 Jun 2009 , 12:51am
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Thats a good tip...

I just did a brush embroidery for the first time on a dummy and thought it looked too crusty... I'll try this next time.

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mscrivener Posted 4 Jun 2009 , 3:43am
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I've heard mixing with some piping gel helps with this... never tried it though.

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