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Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:
You're doing a great job!! I've spent several hours trying to duplicate the one stroke painting technique with little success (won't even show you what I came up with. Lol). It was disappointing to read that Nadia didn't give you any tips on her technique. But I'm glad you were able to find a class!! Awesome work

Thank you Carol!

However I keep going on with the experiment (and will share the result): Squires Kitchen sell an edible paint that are ready to be used with a brush in the same way as acrylic paints. I would like to try them, because I am curious how they dry.

3/15/176:08 AM

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