Is There A Trick To Dusting Just The Edges Of A Rose?
Decorating By sweettreat101 Updated 3 Jun 2012 , 9:46am by soozicake
I want to dust just the edges of some white roses with cranberry luster dust. How do you dust just the edges without the excess dust falling on the rest of the white rose? I removed some of the excess with alcohol but I would rather not have to do this for every rose. Thank you to anyone who can help or has a special trick to teach me.
wipe most of the dust off on a tissue , so there is very little dust on your brush, I brush from behind the petals to give the hint of colour.
Otherwise mix your dust with alchohol and apply it with a fine brush around the edges.
Good day sweettreat! I will tell you how I did it... I held the flower sideways and downward, and then dusted the edges downward very carefully with a very soft brush. Here is a link to the ones I made. HTH.
http://cakecentral.com/gallery/2062348/orange-birthday
Good luck!
CIAO!
I do the same, hold flower sideways or updside down. Sometimes I dust the white area with white then do the color edges which makes removing excess color easier (and the color blend looks nice).
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