The basecoat is wet and the detail icing is the same consistency as the basecoat as cindy58 said. I've never tried it but it seam like it would be messy.It just looks really cool.Examples are spider webs,polka dots,and tie dye.

The 2 oz ones with the coupler/changeable tips are my FAVORITE. I have a whole bunch of other bottles that I don't really use anymore. The small bottles hold a typical amount I would mix up, and are easier to hold. I bought them here: http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=9&ProductId=619471. I believe I have 14 now, and sometimes have all those colors going. A cool thing about those bottles is that they also come with a regular screw on cap, so if you're saving the icing to use later, just put that cap on and wash out your tip for next time. I haven't seen them any other way than the 2 pack for the 2 oz. bottles.

I don't think wet on wet is messier than other cookie decorating. It's best not to overfill the base coat because you will be adding other colors to it. You have to have "enough" base on though to make it work. I usually use a #3 tip, but less icing would obviously flow from the smaller tips.

These are some leaves I did recently with the wet/wet technique. Just swirled the colors together when they were all still wet. It's not as detailed and pretty as what can be done, just a general example.

Originally Posted by cinderspritzer

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Originally Posted by sugaah

I still don't get it. Pictures please.

These are some leaves I did recently with the wet/wet technique.

Cool.Thanks cinderspritzer,Still can't figure out how to post pics or threads on the forum .Hope that helps sugaah.