I worked out a few kinks on the piping method for random items:
I made a pumpkin pie..since its already too late..ehh I still wanted to try one. I used my new handy dandy extruder gun on the whipped cream.
This one is still the prototype but I used a mini medicine syringe from a leftover vet visit to construct a really small piping gun.
It is filled with the standard tls/frosting mix.. just a little thicker. The hardest part will be to perfect a star shaped piping tip which I am messing around with utilizing metal tubing snipped bent and dropped into the syringe.
Think of a really small caulk gun
I also did not want to be the only girl on the block who didn't do a gingerbread house for this upcoming holiday craft fair...yeah so I started that. I just hope to perfect the piping gun for the decoration.
ps.. you see them gumdrops? Pretty damn cute ain't they? Translucent/ color mix covered in fine sand and fine glitter ;)
I think your tiny caulk gun is going to work out really well, good idea! That is one tasty looking pie!
ReplyDeleteI hope it does, I like the little bit of melted look that the tls mix gives other than twisting clay.
DeleteI only wish my real pie looked this good..but it sure tasted good for three days *lol*
They are cute! and look very realistic! Mini hugs, Natalia
ReplyDeleteThank you hon :)
DeleteI so need a gumdrop right now!!! :D
ReplyDeleteYepp thats it I am gonna have to come over for a mini play date! lol Your gumdrops look great! Such wonderful ideas you come up with.
ReplyDeleteOhmygoodness! These are so great! I soooooo need a tiny gingerbread house!! *dashes off to find the clay*
ReplyDeleteHi Jane,I'm a new follower of your work,amazing tuto!!Miniregards from sunny Spain.
ReplyDeleteWelcome hon!
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