I'm doing my cousins wedding in a few weeks. She is having a cupcake wedding. She wants the cupcake piped and this color in this link from the Pink Cake Box.
http://blog.pinkcakebox.com/zebra-print-sweet-16-cupcake-stand-2009-12-28.htm
I had some leftover frosting from something else and used Americolor Electric Green. She said she still wanted a little darker. Like a dark lime green or candy apple green. Here's a picture of what I colored. See attachment below.
Do I need to just keep adding electric green color or add a little leaf green to it. Any thoughts? Anyone done this color scheme before. Thanks.
I can't get the attachment of mine to work.
Maybe just a touch of black to deepen it? or one of the darker green colors of petal dust or gel color?
I'm doing my cousins wedding in a few weeks. She is having a cupcake wedding. She wants the cupcake piped and this color in this link from the Pink Cake Box.
http://blog.pinkcakebox.com/zebra-print-sweet-16-cupcake-stand-2009-12-28.htm
I had some leftover frosting from something else and used Americolor Electric Green. She said she still wanted a little darker. Like a dark lime green or candy apple green. Here's a picture of what I colored. See attachment below.
Do I need to just keep adding electric green color or add a little leaf green to it. Any thoughts? Anyone done this color scheme before. Thanks.
I can't get the attachment of mine to work.
I just picked up a "lime green" color by Cake Crafts and it'd be great for making that color. I've recently tried using an electric orange by americolor and it just wasn't as neon as I wanted. I do like putting just a touch of black in my colors to give them more dimension.
D1976, I think your first instinct was a good one. I'd add a little leaf green to the electic. You're still working with the leftover practice color, right? maybe divide it and try a few different combinations until you get what you (or she) wants.
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