Has Anyone Tried This,

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mommynana Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 12:26am
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http://www.sugarartbytami.com/tutorials/Gelatintutorial.pdf And has it worked out for you? I don`t know what i`m doing wrong, It says to mix 2 parts water to one part gelatin, The geltain I buy comes 4 envelops in one packet, Which is one Tbs in each envelop. So how much water are you using? maybe thats what I`m doing wrong

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myslady Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 1:30am
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If the gelatin measures 1 tbs then you would use 2 tbs of water. You are using double the amount of water based on the amount of gelatin used.

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mommynana Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 4:05am
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Thanks, Myslady, I tried that but it did`t work, The gelatin did`t melt, I dont know, Maybe the water was`t hot enough, It says the water should be hot, But not boiling,Guess I`ll have to keep trying, But it gets so frastrating after a few times of trying.

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gbbaker Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 4:39am
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You could try melting it in a pan, just be careful to not let it boil.

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fearlessbaker Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 5:28am
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You could email Tami. She is very helpful. She does DVDs for Yummy Arts and one of them features the bubbles.

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myslady Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 9:29am
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I cant open the tutorial right now but can share my knowledge about gelatin. Gelatin has to be bloomed (the spongy look) in cold water. Once it blooms it is heated or added to something hot and stirred in the mixture to prevent clumping. Jello is the opposite of this.

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myslady Posted 20 Nov 2011 , 9:35am
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I cant open the tutorial right now but can share my knowledge about gelatin. Gelatin has to be bloomed (the spongy look) in cold water. Once it blooms it is heated or added to something hot and stirred in the mixture to prevent clumping. Jello is the opposite of this.

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