You need to invest a few $$ in paste (or gel) colors. These are very strong and you only need a drop or two to get the colors you mention.
As for ivory/beige/sand color try rubbing a wet teabag over the sugarpaste a bit and then knead it in. Repeat until you get the shade you want.
I use arcolor or liquigel. with a few drops, you can start coloring. Don´t color red or black at home!
As for ivory/beige/sand color try rubbing a wet teabag over the sugarpaste a bit and then knead it in.
thank you so much for all your answers girls!
the method of Kakeladi is very interesting!!!! I'll try it!!!!...just one question: could wet teabag change the texture of the sugarpaste?
I have got some paste colors and I would like to use them to create Ivory and sand color...
using paste colors, what colors I have to mix to create Ivory and sand color?
thank u so much!!
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