A Quicker Method Of Drying High Heel Shoe?

Decorating By KMKakes Updated 19 Sep 2011 , 3:51am by ReneeFLL

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KMKakes Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 1:33am
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Can I add tylose powder to fondant to speed the drying time for making a high heel shoe? Has anyone tried it and it was successful?

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cakeandpartygirl Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 1:40am
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That is what I exclusively do, so yes it can be done!!!

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sugarandstuff Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 1:41am
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You can also dry it quicker by putting it in the oven with just the oven light on for about 4 hours.

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Tinabarena Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 2:54am
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Ugh, man - I could've used this post a couple weeks ago! How much tylose powder would you add?

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cakeandpartygirl Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 3:03am
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I think it's 1 to 2 tsp per pound. I never measure I just add some and go by feel.

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Tinabarena Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 3:04am
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Ok, great! Thanks for the tip!

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cakesrock Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 3:43am
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You could also mix gumpaste and fondant 50/50. I made a shoe out of pure gumpaste and it dried so fast, I barely had time to finish it!

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ReneeFLL Posted 19 Sep 2011 , 3:51am
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Be careful if you use the oven light to help dry it. Depending on the watts of the light bulb, it might get to warm and "melt" it. I did this with some rose buds and they "melted", but I was able to somewhat shape them back into place. It didn't really matter since the petals would cover the buds.

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