AI hope this helps and isn't too basic. Start with a very small piece of white fondant and add a tiny amount of Americolor royal blue. Mix it very good. Add more white and see if it looks like you want. For the greenish yellow I would use your electric green and do it the same way. If you make a small amount of a color, you really have not wasted anything and it is easy to adjust to find the right blend.
Some of the best light colors are made with what is typically a darker color, like Forrest green, dark brown, gold, teal, etc.
You are welcome!!!!! I am glad to help. I am kind of a color freak. When I went to art school a few hundred years ago, they used to have a system for us to look at each color and break it down, by the color, tint and shade. I look at colors and I become a paint chip machine.
It also matters what kind of fondant you use, as it has color in it too that may not be exactly white. Plus some colors may get darker.
Nice first monkey!!!! Your a doing great!!!!
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@mmhassa2 You did a great job on your first model. It's too good for a first time!!
The cake is really nice. One questions though. After all of that fabulous work you put into this, you placed it all on a plain piece of cardboard. Why didn't you just put it straight on the pretty white cake stand?
Thank you! Do you mean the cakeboard its on? I know I can cover it with fondant but its for a client and I place all my cakes on a plain cake board unless they ask/pay a fee for it. But if you mean the betty crocker stand, it's on it as when the photo was taken the cake was still inside the fridge chilling. lol
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@mmhassa2 You did a great job on your first model. It's too good for a first time!!
The cake is really nice. One questions though. After all of that fabulous work you put into this, you placed it all on a plain piece of cardboard. Why didn't you just put it straight on the pretty white cake stand?
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