Candy Clay

Decorating By kraftychristy Updated 4 Oct 2005 , 12:26am by kraftychristy

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kraftychristy Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:16am
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Would ya'll recommend candy clay for flowers? Nothing really fancy, but I saw the tutorial on calla lillies and I was wondering if it would work for those. What about roses? Would it work for those?
Thanks all!

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alimonkey Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:18am
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It works fine, you just have to work faster and let it rest so it doesn't get too warm and melt. I know I've seen some beautiful chocolate roses, I just can't think of where.

Ali

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KayDay Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:19am
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I have used it for both and had great results, the only piece of avvice I have is , work quickly or set it down every couple of minutes and work on another flower or something.. for a few minutes, it will melt on ya. I have a chocolate cake in the gallery with all chocolate clay roses on it. Hope this helps!

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kraftychristy Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:23am
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Thanks, guys. It just seems to me that it would be easier to make candy clay than gumpaste. I can run to Walmart and get the ingredents. Also, correct me if Im wrong here, but gumpaste isnt really edible is it? I mean it doesnt taste good, does it?

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KayDay Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:24am
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No, Gp doesnt taste very good..and the clay ( chocolate ) tastes like tootsie rolls!

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kraftychristy Posted 4 Oct 2005 , 12:26am
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I looooooove tootsie rolls! icon_biggrin.gif

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