How To Get This Color In Modeling Chocolate??

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melodym38 Posted 2 Feb 2014 , 9:08pm
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How would I get this color in modeling chocolate?  I have no ideal what to even call this color.

Also just in case how would I get this color in fondant just in case I dont do the modeling chocolate as I have never made it before.

Thanks for any reply in advance

 

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Dayti Posted 2 Feb 2014 , 9:28pm
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AWhich colour? The barrel and board? It looks like they started out with ivory and used beige/brown petal dusts, or an airbrush, to shade it. That's how I would do it anyway.

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melodym38 Posted 2 Feb 2014 , 9:51pm
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Oh yeah sorry.... The color of the round flower barrel

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Stitches Posted 2 Feb 2014 , 10:19pm
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For the pale color of the flower barrel I'd start by using white candy melts to make my modeling chocolate. To that I might add the smallest pinch of ivory, yellow and black (just a pin pricks amount). You can also brush the finished barrel with dusts, which I think they did in your photo.

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WickedGoodies Posted 3 Feb 2014 , 5:52pm
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That barrel looks like it was made with white modeling chocolate that was patterned to look like wood then dusted with cocoa powder. 

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melodym38 Posted 3 Feb 2014 , 6:02pm
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Thanks SOOOOOOO much for all the replys.... I never worked with modeling chocolate but will give it a try

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