How Is This 2 Colored Pearl Bead Ribbon Done?

Decorating By mmhassa2 Updated 24 Jan 2015 , 1:00pm by morganchampagne

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mmhassa2 Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 12:03am
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I have a cutter which makes similar beads but how can one make it two colored???

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melmar02 Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 1:09am
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Not sure how to get two tone in a mold... They look individually placed or like buttercream to me. Maybe you could go back over every other one with petal dust?

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jchuck Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 1:29am
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AI've done this...just a different colour in each mould hole....tedious, but doable. It would be easier to use one of your small nozzle piping tips to punch out the colours and roll out the balls yourself.....faster.....

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Jedi Knight Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 7:08am
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ARoll balls - tedious and tlme-consuming.

Maybe give the client two quotes - one for s two-color bead border and one for a single color.

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petitecat Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 9:00am
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Like Melmar said I would just dust with petal dust. You could use a very small brush and be really careful. Looks like any way you do it, it will be time consuming, but I think this is the easiest option.

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kkmcmahan Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 12:36pm
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Based on the size of them they look like the Wilton sugar pearls in green and white.  They also have pink, yellow and blue.  Still would be tedious to place them all on the border individually.

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morganchampagne Posted 24 Jan 2015 , 1:00pm
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I've done this...just a different colour in each mould hole....tedious, but doable. It would be easier to use one of your small nozzle piping tips to punch out the colours and roll out the balls yourself.....faster.....

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