I would like to use the yellow pen on black fondant for making jerseys on cupcakes. Will the yellow pen be bright enough on black fondant?
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I used the black on painted marshmellows. I painted them flesh color and I drew babies eyes and bello buttons. Colors are bright enough, even the pink one was noticeable as their blush on their cheeks.
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Mom2CP - I have not used the yellow pen and not sure how it would look against the black fondant. Sorry I'm not much help.
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No, it's not at all. These work more like a felt-tip pen, or a like a child's Crayola-type coloring marker, except it's food coloring instead of ink. You're probably aware the Crayola-type markers don't work well on black construction paper (if you have kids you're well aware! HAha), and these pens work much the same way in that the ink of the marker won't show up very well on dark-colored fondants. I would suggest using black fondant and yellow fondant and making your jersey that way. I can't think of anything, even painting with food coloring, that would work on black fondant. Hope I helped, even though the answer was probably disappointing! And good luck on those cupcakes! :-) No, it's not at all. These work more like a felt-tip pen, or a like a child's Crayola-type coloring marker, except it's food coloring instead of ink. You're probably aware the Crayola-type markers don't work well on black construction paper (if you have kids you're well aware! HAha), and these pens work much the same way in that the ink of the marker won't show up very well on dark-colored fondants. I would suggest using black fondant and yellow fondant and making your jersey that way. I can't think of anything, even painting with food coloring, that would work on black fondant. Hope I... » Read More No, it's not at all. These work more like a felt-tip pen, or a like a child's Crayola-type coloring marker, except it's food coloring instead of ink. You're probably aware the Crayola-type markers don't work well on black construction paper (if you have kids you're well aware! HAha), and these pens work much the same way in that the ink of the marker won't show up very well on dark-colored fondants. I would suggest using black fondant and yellow fondant and making your jersey that way. I can't think of anything, even painting with food coloring, that would work on black fondant. Hope I helped, even though the answer was probably disappointing! And good luck on those cupcakes! :-) « Show Less
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No, it's like trying to use yellow marker on black paper. I would suggest using something thick, like yellow icing.
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HI! the yellow does not work over dark colors. Instead use yellow colored royal icing and pipe over the black fondant.
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Not likely. You're better off to use melted (and then cooled so it won't be too soft) yellow-colored chocolate to pipe onto the fondant.Good luck, Karla
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I'm not sure but is silicone and it peels off of fondant so it might work. sorry wish I could be more help
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It has worked on glitter polish for me but I wouldn't recommend on the whole nail. The tip of the pens gets used up pretty quickly and then doesn't work as well. The smaller the area the longer the tip will last
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i tried a few colors on black construction paper, and no, they did not work. you may try these: Faber-Castell 12 Count Metallic Colored EcoPencilsalso, gel pens are awesome!
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I have not tried it on fondant, but I tried it with buttercream and the color ran.
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I have success using all of them on the white boards we have. The yellow surprised me on how well it showed up. I think it helps that the tips are medium and not a fine point. Lighting & angle has much to do on how well one can see the yellow. All and all it is the best yellow I found to write on a white board. I could actually see it..I was quit excited to see how well. Especially nice when using together as in doodles or drawings on the board. I have noticed that I need to store the pens with the tips down and make sure you really snap the lid on all the way for them to keep a good writing flow.
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Depends on what variance of yellow. The color is more of a golden yellow than a bright yellow. Bright yellow would not work. I have a light tan colored walls and it looks really good. It was well worth the money!
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I just took a candle to my craft room and the Sharpie Oil based Pen wrote on it beautifully. I bought them to sign my oil paintings with but they do not write as thin as I wanted them to. I am looking for oil based pens with a lot smaller writing tip.. Don't get me wrong, these are small, just not as small as I wanted them to be.
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It is easy to color. I'm not sure I would use it on cookies. I guess it all depends on the type of cookie. You don't want any crumbs in the fondant. You use a thin frosting to adhere the fondant. It's good for decorations though.
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Consider It like A Regular MarkEr just Safe To eat. So, If You Can Write On The Cake With A MarkeR It Should Work. I'm Not Sure What The Icing Is On A BasKin Robins Cake But It Needs To Be Pretty Sturdy Like Fondant.
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Decorating pen in the on I purchased was small. Maybe half a cup. I have seen the "kit" elsewhere with the larger pen that I am sure would be better to use. I don't know if mine was a mistake or what. I never pursued it.
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Patrick you can dye/color the fondant by using food coloring. If you look online you might be able to find some kind of color chart that can guide you achieve the color you desire.
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This pen has a soft tip that creates beautiful thin or bold lines, it should be able to give nice hand lettering style but it is also difficult for us to say it "WILL or WILL NOT" match to VRSLY. Best thing is buy one and try it.
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The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip on a pencil or pen.... that way I can actually grip it without having very sore fingers. The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip... » Read More The cutters **do** cut smoothly, but that is dependent on making sure your fondant hasnt started drying out. So long as you keep your fondant batch covered while you work with the small amount to prep for cutting, you will be just fine.Im not really sure what you mean (Im having trouble picturing this for some reason)....but they are like pencils as far as the sides of the modeling tools...One of the things I do with modeling tools - where I have big monstrously muscular fingers, I actually put rubber grips on them... the same kind you would use to put a rubber grip on a pencil or pen.... that way I can actually grip it without having very sore fingers. « Show Less
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yes, I had to color some of it because I ran out of blue fondant. I used the Wilton Cake colors and it was a bit messy, but it worked and matched very well to the blue I already had.
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I just carried mine out into the sun and it is very very dark black. I baked with it with yummy results and will use it in fondant for a rich black (along with food color).
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The translucent comes across more light and could potentially look ashy. I would try the yellow for a darker complection.