I haven't bought a bow, but I saw my Walmart had a few broken ones. I looked at them pretty closely and discovered they are actually paper, and not fondant. I am not sure how well you could paint them.
I haven't bought a bow, but I saw my Walmart had a few broken ones. I looked at them pretty closely and discovered they are actually paper, and not fondant. I am not sure how well you could paint them.
Wow, I'm glad you told me that! I thought they were fondant! I tried to make a bow and didn't do very well.
I used one of the Wilton bows once and I just dyed it in hot water with regular Wilton coloring. You have to be careful because they will actually melt in the center where they are put togther so don't leave it in the water too long. Get the color you want right before putting the bow in and just sort of swish it around to get the color all over. They are pretty good in a pinch.
I used one of the Wilton bows once and I just dyed it in hot water with regular Wilton coloring. You have to be careful because they will actually melt in the center where they are put togther so don't leave it in the water too long. Get the color you want right before putting the bow in and just sort of swish it around to get the color all over. They are pretty good in a pinch.
I agree with vicmic---the Wilton bow is great if you're in a pinch. The instructions on how to dye the bow are exactly as vicmic described and are included in the box.
I remember trying to make my first fondant bow last year and it turned into a disaster. I had to come up with an alternate plan quick and I remembered seeing the Wilton bow at Michaels and ended up having to buy one that day because I was pressed for time. I'm a little better at making fondant bows now but the Wilton bow saved me that day.
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