Color Theory Basics + Popular Blush Tones Demonstration (For Sugar Flowers & Cake Decorating)

[@yuecao1594]

I love this!!! Thank you so much for uploading x

[@winifredkristecake_]

Happy to hear that!! :)

[@mobbb6458]

really helpful. thanks for sharing

[@winifredkristecake_]

Glad it was helpful!☺️☺️

[@maryannwhisher6779]

Thank you so much! Great explanation of understanding color blending!! xo

[@debbieshaffer7803]

Good morning. I’m in Texas, USA

[@winifredkristecake_]

Morning!

[@PolethMireles]

Los colores en polvo del chef hugo fernandez la gama glamour la acabo de comprar y los colores tienen una mega pigmentacion muy sarurada y me encantaron ....los venden en lines ...super bellas sus clases pronto juntare dinero para tomar una clase en linea con usted felicidades y dios la vendiga.

[@user-zi7yd7hn4i]

Hi Winifred, Love your work! Have you worked with Colourmill? Its an Australian brand and they have oil and waterbased colours, Im just curious to know how they would compare to the colour "groups" you use.

[@winifredkristecake_]

Hello! Thank you so much for your kind words :) Yes I have heard and used Colormill. Sorry I do not quite understand your question of "how would they compare to the color groups", do you mind explaining what type of comparison are you referring to? Thank you!

[@user-zi7yd7hn4i]

@@winifredkristecake_ I just watched your video now and you speak about the 2 colour groups (oil based and water based colours). The comparison I'm talking about is regarding the quality and consistency of the colours of colourmill compared to the 3 you mention in the video. Because I use colourmill, I just want to know if I should switch (particularly for the wafer flowers) or can I stay with this brand with it having the same type of quality and consistency as the brands you use in the video?

[@winifredkristecake_]

@@user-zi7yd7hn4i Thanks for elaborating! If you take a look at the ingredients in Colourmill, the main ingredient is Glycerol (E422), (that means it is an oil based color), which is Glycerin as mentioned in my video. that means it is a yes as I also use oil-based colors mixed with vodka for painting my colors. Let me know how it goes for you as you try! Sometimes, it may land differently for people depending on the environment you are in as well (Humidity level can be a concern, but not overly sensitive).

[@user-zi7yd7hn4i]

@@winifredkristecake_ Okay great, thank you so much, will definitely let you know how it goes.

[@ruthpereira6990]

I am from India

[@winifredkristecake_]

Hi Ruth!