Helen Dissell & Gill Pope ~ from Australia to South Africa

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See the Barco colours mixing guide and more helpful tips by Helen Dissell below.

All our edible powder colour pots are highly concentrated, can be used in both flower paste and chocolate and cost only $3 each.

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Helen & Gill.

COLOUR POWDER POTS: $3

Rubine

Ref. No. P01

Rose

Ref. No. P02

Pale Pink

Ref. No. P03

Xmas Red

Ref. No. P04

Ponceau

Ref. No. P05

Barney

Ref. No. P06

Violet

Ref. No. P07

Lilac

Ref. No. P08

Peach

Ref. No. P09

Apricot

Ref. No. P10

Orange

Ref. No. P11

Flesh

Ref. No. P12

Brown

Ref. No. P13

Powder Blue

Ref. No. P14

Turquoise

Ref. No. P15

Blue

Ref. No. P16

Viridian

Ref. No. P17

Xmas Green

Ref. No. P18

Lime Green

Ref. No. P19

Emerald

Ref. No. P20

Lemon

Ref. No. P21

Yellow

Ref. No. P22

Black

Ref. No. P23

Snow

Ref. No. P24

Pearl

Ref. No. P25

Gold

Ref. No. P26

Copper

Ref. No. P27

Silver

Ref. No. P28

Magic Pale Pink Sparkle

Ref. No. P29

Magic Lemon Sparkle

Ref. No. P30

Magic Blue Sparkle

Ref. No. P31

Magic Peach

Ref. No. P32

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Please don't forget to add the correct postage on all orders.ALL Non- Australia orders require a quote from us before ordering.
Helen's Barco Colours Mixing Guide:
  • Australian Flag Blue = blue, rose pink and Barney
  • Deep Violet = Violet and Rubine add a little Ponceau red
  • Blackcurrant = rose and Barney mix to shade required
  • Orchid Green = 1/3 emerald, 2/3 lemon, hint of pearl and corn four
  • Khaki Green = lime green and a hint of brown
  • Flesh for Modelling People = flesh a little pale pink and a little peach
  • Buttercup Yellow = 1/3 yellow and 2/3 lemon mixed with corn four
  • Tinkerbelle Pink = pale pink and lilac
  • Rust = brown, orange and a hint of yellow
  • Old Fashioned Gold = equal quantities gold and silver
  • Old Fashioned Rose + Rubine, pale pink and corn flour
  • Champagne = gold, lemon, flesh and corn flour
  • Teal Blue = lemon and turquoise

 

Our Diamond Crystal Pots are food grade, non toxic & only $6 each.Diamond Crystals Pots Only $6 each

These colour pots are food grade and non toxic.

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Diamond Crystals: Cerise

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Cer.

Diamond Crystals:

Crystal Blue

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Cry.Blu.

Diamond Crystals:

Crystal Gold

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Cry.Gol.

Diamond Crystals: Lilac

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Lil.

Diamond Crystals: Seafoam

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Sea.

Diamond Crystals: White

Price: $6 per pot

Ref. No. DC-Whi.

 

SUGAR ART TOOLS & MATERIALS:

Tylose: Superior Grade C1000P Tubs

Price: $10 per 250g

Ref. No. TYL01

Stamens - Fine

Price: $2 per bunch

Ref. No. SF1

Stamens - Super Fine

Price: $2 per bunch

Ref. No. SSF2

Confectioners Glaze

Price: $8 per 100ml

Ref. No. CG1

Confectioners Glaze

Price: $60 per Litre

Ref. No. CG2

Jem Teen Tool

Price: $6

Ref. No. JT1

Jem Rollers - Fabric & Floral

Price: $10

Ref. No. JR2

Cellsticks - Big

Price: $10

Ref. No. CSB1

* SOLD OUT - new stock arriving in Jan 2012

Cellsticks - Small

Price: $6

Ref. No. CSS1

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Helen's colour, mixing and blending Sugar Art TipS ...

Blend colours with corn flour or rice flour to break down the concentration of colour.

Mix correct colour match on a double white tissue and then do a swatch test on a piece of paste before applying to the finished product.

Black powder must be mixed to a liquid with a small amount of liquid to achieve true black and then added to the paste.

To colour paste dip paste in liquid, put a little petal based on your finger and then dip paste in powder colour. Work the powder colour into a small area to form a paste and then work it through the whole piece .

If paste becomes hard when colour is added to it, soften the paste by mixing a little egg white through it.

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