I would try dry petal dust on the already colored paper.
the paper is already a bit translucent so a rich red or black might be tough.
I took the same class (and LOVED it), I print the colors on my edible printer and it's dark enough for me.
(also, I'm curious, did you ask Stevi using the "craftsy platform"? lol)
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I would try dry petal dust on the already colored paper.
the paper is already a bit translucent so a rich red or black might be tough.
I took the same class (and LOVED it), I print the colors on my edible printer and it's dark enough for me.
(also, I'm curious, did you ask Stevi using the "craftsy platform"? lol)
I did ask, but no reply yet. :-)
ABrush it in, but use a color like crystal colors, not the petal dusts. Powdered food colors...they'll be more concentrated.
I use an airbrush to color wafer paper, but I wouldn't brush the color on with a paintbrush, that would melt it.
Here is a link I pinned on how to color wafer paper.
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