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10 parts to 1 part could be … Parts to a whole. When using an airbrush to decorate cookies, the most typical approach is to apply a darker color over a lighter base. Sure! The Cookie Countess. Here are some ideas on how to achieve some awesome colors!! Master Airbrush Cake Decorating Airbrushing System Kit with a Set of 12 Chefmaster Food Colors, Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush, Air Compressor, Wilton Stencils and How-to-Airbrush ARC … You will want to clean you stencil, or blot it at the very least, after every couple uses. Well remember those annoying fractions from elementary school?

LOL. Let your airbrush color dry completely before packaging or adding details on top. I hope that makes sense. Mixing Airbrush colors? Why not!! And what's a "part"? Why not!! I was afraid of it! I have never airbrushed cookies before but really want to start learning. Just think of it that way. Mixing Airbrush colors? Be experimental! I am so glad I finally got the courage to open that box because airbrushing cookies has become one of my favorite ways to add color, depth, and stenciling to my cookies!

Here are some ideas on how to achieve some awesome colors!! Cookie Countess - Rosé Gold Shimmer airbrush color 2oz. I remember the time I got my first airbrush.

Just think of it that way. And what's a "part"? Well remember those annoying fractions from elementary school? Until recently, creating the opposite effect (white over a dark base) was limited to white icing, or disappointingly translucent bright white airbrush color. Be experimental! You can't regulate hue with the airbrush trigger, just the saturation of the color on the cookie - so, yeah, it's tough to mist lighter and expect to get a true pastel color. It took me several weeks to be brave enough to open the box. I see all these cookie/cake decorating airbrush kits with little tiny compressors but if I already have an air compressor (it's much larger at 6 gallons) can I just buy extensions to use in order to use it for airbrushing? Sure! 10 parts to 1 part …

Highly pigmented, these vibrant colors will make your sweet treats pop! Color can get to the other side of your stencil and mark up your next cookie if you don't.