The one thing that I've found is important is the proper icing consistency. No stiff stuff. Plus, use a small amt. in your bag rather than filling it up, this seems to help in applying the proper pressure. And I've gotten into the habit of steadying my tip with my index finger of my nondominant hand.
i always use a really smal amount of piping gel when i am doing scroll work, i find it flows a lot better.
hi, i also do henna, if you go to the HENNA PAGE it has a free pattern section, in henna you do alot of scrool work, it opens in adobee, the first one is i think the seed, and you can print only the page you want, on the printer it will say pg 1-3 i'm sure you know that but just in case. ok so if you were to click on a pattern it will show it and how to enhance the pattern with other scrolling to add to it. there allot, i've heard of different ways to make your mark after copying the scroll, some use a wire and leave tips up for a handle to make the impression or free hand, and some other ways. i think you might like this there are so many designs
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