The easiest spray on wafer paper conditioner recipe to make wafer paper flexible Super simple!

This is the easiest recipe I've used to make a spray on wafer paper conditioner so far. It's based on the commercial formulas and cost a lot less to make yourself. If you need to make wafer paper flexible or crack less in dry conditions, make yourself some of this, or you can get it on my website here: acaketoremembe...
But seriously, you can make this conditioner yourself on the cheap...Read the whole blog article here: acaketoremembe...
To use this on flowers, you need to dilute it because it's strong stuff! Read the blog article above for details.
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[@nylastromberg8267]

Love that I’m still learning new things!!!!

[@mistika72]

This is great! I just got a bottle of LorAnn vegetable glycerin from Michael's and now I can put it to good use. Thanks!!

[@KaraBuntin]

Start with a tiny bit and work your way up, this is strong stuff the way I make it!

[@mbamuperpetua1163]

Thank you mummy God bless you

[@theresajohnson9510]

Oh wow! I can’t wait to try this out! Thank you!

[@KaraBuntin]

Start with a little bit, it goes a long way! I'm going to do another video on it soon about how to use it best.

[@totalcelebrations3796]

Thank you.

[@MMG314]

Good tips thank u🙏🏻

[@KaraBuntin]

Just make sure to test it out, it's strong stuff! A tiny bit goes a long way

[@ferrarired93]

Does this conditioner help prevent the condensation from bending the wafer paper once we remove from a fridge.?

[@KaraBuntin]

Probably not 100%. Any moisture will make wafer curl. But the conditioner does make it slightly resistant to absorbing moisture directly, so it could help a little.

[@jankageciova5441]

hello, if i want to color wafer paper - just add color to this mix water and glycerine?

[@KaraBuntin]

That might make a very light color, but you'd have to add so much conditioner to the paper it would probably melt. The best way to color wafer paper is to use an edible ink printer. Any other methods are going to give you uneven colors and depending on what you do it will look really thick. Here's a blog article showing what it looks like...Scroll down if the page jumps when you load it acaketoremember.com/f/watercolor-print-wafer-paper-to-make-or-buy

[@tmlawson2009]

The link to blog isn’t working. Can you post it please