MORSELSBYMARK
by pressing it to the damp towel, is that what makes it stick to the chocolate? I love this
Yes it is. It is such a fun canvas to work with 
Last August we got wedding ones at Michaels. they weren't in with the candy molds, they were over in the wedding dept. It had 3 different styles per mold, and I think we paid $1.99 per mold, then of course used our coupons.....
Back in the mid 80's I had a homemade chocolate shop and we sold choc. covered oreo's, no design, just covered in chocolate, for $9.50 per lb.
I just print on a normal sheet and cut my images out. I suppose you could use the small round icing sheets for cookies (Lucks and a few other places have them)
MORSELSBYMARK
Don't want to appear "duh" here but am not understanding. You use a normal printer and normal piece of paper with stuff printed on it?
Lol - no, I'm using an ink jet printer with edible ink and frosting sheets
MORSELSBYMARK
Don't want to appear "duh" here but am not understanding. You use a normal printer and normal piece of paper with stuff printed on it?
Lol - no, I'm using an ink jet printer with edible ink and frosting sheets
OK....I know that know one really cares.....but, my butts numb from sitting here clicking on another post, and clicking/reading another post...I'm exhausted from reading, but I keep clicking on another post.........now, I'm rolling on the floor laughing! I don't know why this was so funny to me, but hope all of you can have as good a laugh today as I have had! I know that you knew....but, just weren't thinking....Have a great day! (Maybe I should get up and do something....oh heck, NO.......maybe I'll just click on another post!)
I've had good success with painting the raised surfaces with luster dust.
Spinning Leaf has a Facebook page now where you can find coupon codes & post your photos.
I've had good success with painting the raised surfaces with luster dust.
Spinning Leaf has a Facebook page now where you can find coupon codes & post your photos.
You can also dry dust molds with luster dusts before putting the chocolate in... depending on how much dust you use, you'll get anywhere from a subtle effect to bold coloring.
Didn't know that, thanks!!
I've had good success with painting the raised surfaces with luster dust.
Spinning Leaf has a Facebook page now where you can find coupon codes & post your photos.
You can also dry dust molds with luster dusts before putting the chocolate in... depending on how much dust you use, you'll get anywhere from a subtle effect to bold coloring.
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