Hello lovely cakers I have a question, I am about to have my first run in with COLOR FLOW. I have the Wilton color flow mix. Where do I start, do I make it thicker to do the out line then thin it out to fill in the design? HELP HELP HELP.
Thanks a million.
Hi, Im still a newbie but have done color flow a few times...but yes make it thicker for the outline, and thin it out for the middle. Idealy it will just spread itself out and fill in the outlined area. I had a few trial and errors. And I personally always try to do a minimum of two of each thing in color flow becuase it seems atleast one always breaks for me. I hope this helps! 
Thanks Kacie, now what about the coloring running together? does that happen? What I am making is a Martini glass with a pink "drink" color.
Thank you
The main problem I have had with the colors bleeding, was when I do black outlines, the only semi solution I have figured out that helps a little is letting the outline dry completely. Other than that I think others might be a better help with ideas.
Yes, let any black outlines dry completely before filling in with other colors... outline other sections in their appropriate colors and let them also dry completely. Any time you have wet areas next to each other you take a chance on bleeding... colors from one area will diffuse to another - basic science 
HTH, good luck!
Also, if you want the outline to stay seperate then let it dry but if you want a "seamless" plaque, then just outline and fill immediately.
Thank you thank you thank you to everyone, now off to try it crossing my fingers.... ok maybe I am over reacting but you the feeling the first time you try something.
Thanks again happy baking.
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