Purple And Blue On Black Fondant...best Way To Get Bright Colors?
Decorating By BeesKnees578 Updated 8 Sep 2014 , 8:26pm by km0806
AI'm working on a wedding cake for this weekend. Attached is the invite. I want to replicate the invite on the bottom tier. It doesn't have to be exactly like the invite...they like swirls. So I thought about stenciling purple swirls with royal. Then doing a random pattern over that in blue. Or sponge paint on some color, but I'm not sure that would show up.
I just don't want it to fade into the black.
Pretty sure royal is my best bet....any thoughts?[ATTACHMENT=1916]1410203954271.jpg (3,454k. jpg file)[/ATTACHMENT]
AI guess replicate is the wrong word if I'm possibly going to change it. Lol.
Also this is for a friend who's given me carte blanche on the design, so of course I wait til the week of....
I had a neon splatter cake that I did last week. and I used white chocolate melts (for the taste sounded so much better than royal) and added americolor to it. It did make the chocolate seize a little bit but I added just enough Crisco to make it smooth and it worked perfectly! It even hardened back up so it wouldn't smudge. The colors were very vibrant!
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