Going From Light Pink To Champagne

Decorating By lili2308 Updated 5 Apr 2016 , 8:39am by lili2308

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lili2308 Posted 3 Apr 2016 , 2:03pm
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Hi cake decorators,

I have an order for an engagement cake.
The lady wants a round cake with a swirl rose design.
She wants the roses to be made out of white chocolate ganache and the color she wants is light pink and champagne.
She wants me to start with the light pink at the bottom and finish with the champagne color.

I am a bit stuck on how to do the transition.
I am using wilton ivory to make the champagne color (anyone who suggests otherwise is welsomed, happy to have suggestions!)

Do any of you please have an idea on how to have that transition from light pink to champagne?
Would be much appreciated!

Thanks

Lili

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costumeczar Posted 3 Apr 2016 , 5:58pm
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I'd start with the two colors individually, then add a little of each together in different proportions until you're adding half and half. Here's a visual since I don't know if I'm describing it well enough: 

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lili2308 Posted 5 Apr 2016 , 8:39am
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Thank you, it does make sense, even more with the drawings.
Thanks for taking the time! :-)

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