I've used food writers on fondant with no problems, but nothing too extensive. Mostly for eyes or small accents that are troublesome w/ fondant.
I don't think it'd be a problem.
You can use food writers - but in my experience, they "bleed" a little. The fondant writers work a little better.
fondant writers?
I'm stumped, too.
Has anyone seen / used these dual tip pens from Kopykake? Seems like a great idea.
http://store.kopykake.com/cgi-bin/store/FDP10.html
Gosh that is a great deal. I have purchased two different types of pens and don't like either one and there is only 5 colors and they were almost the same price. Thanks for the tip!
I to have purchased two different kinds of pens and hate them both. Like everyone else thanks for the great tip. I am definitely going to try these.
I to have purchased two different kinds of pens and hate them both. Like everyone else thanks for the great tip. I am definitely going to try these.
I've used the americolor ones on fondant and they work, just not that well. The color isn't/wasn't dark enough for me. I had to dip them in more color to get the look I was going for. I didnt know kopykake made them too...may just have to try them out!!!
I've used the americolor ones on fondant and they work, just not that well. The color isn't/wasn't dark enough for me. I had to dip them in more color to get the look I was going for. I didnt know kopykake made them too...may just have to try them out!!!
(didnt have any bleeding problems)
You can use food writers - but in my experience, they "bleed" a little. The fondant writers work a little better.
Me, too. What are fondant writers?
Well I used the color a cookie edible ink markers that come with those cookie kits with 9 cookies. The kits were from Christmas. they were 10.00 but I got them for 2.00 when Michaels put them on clearance. The markers worked so well. the colors did not bleed and they were very bright and colorful.
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