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Originally Posted by Momkiksbutt
Here's something that I tried. I pulverized alittle non-toxic childrens sidewalk chalk and then added a bit of to it...it was the perfect silver!! It's on the bride cake I have posted on CC..on the little building. I will be doing this with other colors I am sure in the future. Hey, it's cheaper too, and tastes the same.
Just a thought....
Here's something that I tried. I pulverized alittle non-toxic childrens sidewalk chalk and then added a bit of to it...it was the perfect silver!! It's on the bride cake I have posted on CC..on the little building. I will be doing this with other colors I am sure in the future. Hey, it's cheaper too, and tastes the same.
Just a thought....
hmmmm....sidewalk chalk?.... 
peacockplace
Posted 5 Apr 2007 , 11:40pm
post #32 of 35
I took Colette's class and she actually recommended using children's chalk. It's non toxic.
So -- I should probably use new pieces not the ones that are too small for my kids to hold? 
I found some cute holders with Disney princesses on them that I thought would be cute as mini doll cake bodies! But I didn't know what to do with all the extra chalk! They had each of the princesses!
Momkiksbutt
Posted 6 Apr 2007 , 1:03am
post #34 of 35
Well, now you know! LOL And the best kind to use is Crayola brand. It just works best.
Good dusting!!!!
LOL
Lisa
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