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Old 18-08-10, 09:56
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good luck xxx make sure you post pictures of the results!!!
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good luck xxx make sure you post pictures of the results!!!
I will, it'll be a laugh if nothing else! Xxx
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Sorry 1 more question if someone can help me please? What sort of colouring is best? I obviously don't want to spend too much money but I do want it to look as good as possible

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Old 19-08-10, 21:07
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Sorry 1 more question if someone can help me please? What sort of colouring is best? I obviously don't want to spend too much money but I do want it to look as good as possible

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I use Sugarflair colouring pastes. You only litterally need a tiny bit of it to colour so it goes a long way(I dip a cocktail stick into the colour then dip that into the buttercream and that is all you need!). This is the website I use icing paste colourings : Cake Stuff Its the cheapest Ive found. My local cake shop sells them for £2.50 each! Delievery is £2.99 from that site. If you only want one colour though you may be better off buying them off ebay.
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Thank you ever so much. Did you use them for your pink one on fb? X
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Thank you ever so much. Did you use them for your pink one on fb? X
oooh no actually for the first pink one with the flowers I just used a teeny bit of red Dr Otker food colouring from the supermarket to make it pink, and for the 'Special Delivery' and Christening cake I used Asda's own pink food colouring. Didnt have my sugarflair ones then.
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i only pay £2.10 for my sugarflair pastes

paste is definately better/stronger colour than liquid
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This is the website I use icing paste colourings : Cake Stuff Its the cheapest Ive found. My local cake shop sells them for £2.50 each! Delievery is £2.99 from that site. If you only want one colour though you may be better off buying them off ebay.
I bought mine from hobby craft think they were £2.75 each, bought them in a hurry so had no choice but to pay but glad i've seen this site it looks great and good prices too!
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Old 23-08-10, 08:52
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paste is definately better/stronger colour than liquid
Emma supgarflair pastes are £1.75 on cake-stuff.com

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I bought mine from hobby craft think they were £2.75 each, bought them in a hurry so had no choice but to pay but glad i've seen this site it looks great and good prices too!
yes, Ive spent a fortune on that site already! I got some cake boards and boxes in bulk which are currently sat in my spare room along with 5 boxes of icing sugar and 30 cupcake boxes I havent actually made any money yet cos I just keep spending it as soon as I get it
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Old 24-08-10, 15:07
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^^^^^^ that is the exact reason why i dont by off internet lol
£2.10 on 1 colour is fine...i only buy that colour if i went on there ide spend a fortune. im not even going to look lol
ill save it in my favourites for laterr haha
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