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I printed the shot gun shell boxes for her on edible frosting sheets. If you want explicit instructions for doing the shells etc, you can order them from her website here: |
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Instructions
for coloring feathers
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If I remember, wafer paper was used for a lot of the items shown above. Chocolate molds were used for some and the pieces are made of Merckens coating chocolate, approp. colored choc. Golf ball mold #90-6009, Monarch or Blue Butterflies (I print these), Coins mold #90-13413, Pliers mold #90-9697 (under TOOLS), Feathering on lures is slivered/tinted wafer paper she colors using Coloring Pens - Coloring Dusts can be used for painting chocolate pieces. Use Gold Highlighter Dust for shell |
SHELL INSTRUCTIONS
Posted by DeniseNH on September
08, 2005
(Click any link to order products)
Acquire one shell then order Silicone
Putty from Dolores. Make the chocolate mold yourself. Takes 30 seconds
to mix the two ingredients together and 15 minutes for the shell (stuck
into the silicone putty) to cure enough to use it as a chocolate mold -
just mold two halves together and you have your edible shells. They say
you can make molds out of children's clay - have done that before but it
leaves the outside of the chocolate dull looking and the mold is ruined
when you take out the chocolate
so you have to remake the mold each time. Not that I've ever seen a shiny
shotgun shell before. Whatever you do - don't use play dough. Too soft
to mold. Best of luck.
*Use
Gold
Highlighter Dust for shell end. Red
chocolate for the shell part.
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Make the small square cake then cover it with your cut-out box that I print. I have no instructions whatsoever. Get them from Earlene. |
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