1/4
cup boiled water
1 Tbs tylose powder
1 Tbs confectioner sugar
2 Tbsp corn starch
1/4 tsp meringue powder/egg white powder
1/2 tsp corn syrup (Karo's preferred)
Pinch of white icing color or one of your choice color
Note: Recipe can be doubled for larger batch
1 Tbs tylose powder
1 Tbs confectioner sugar
2 Tbsp corn starch
1/4 tsp meringue powder/egg white powder
1/2 tsp corn syrup (Karo's preferred)
Pinch of white icing color or one of your choice color
Note: Recipe can be doubled for larger batch
1.
Add tylose powder to boiling water and mix until clear. It might take a bit of
effort, don't worry).
2. Once clear, mix in the confectioner sugar well.
3. Next, add cornstarch and combine.
4. Mix in the meringue powder/egg white powder
5. Add your corn syrup.
6. Add white icing colour or your chosen colour to the mixture.
2. Once clear, mix in the confectioner sugar well.
3. Next, add cornstarch and combine.
4. Mix in the meringue powder/egg white powder
5. Add your corn syrup.
6. Add white icing colour or your chosen colour to the mixture.
*You
can keep in the refrigerator for a week.
When you want to use it, let it come to room temperature and give a little mix.
*Be aware it will go mouldy if you don't use it. So don't make a huge batch if you don't plan on using it all within a week.
*You are able to store the lace in a plastic zip lock bag and to restore the elasticity, place a slightly damp cover or paper towel on top. You don't want to do this for too long or you will destroy it.
*The water you use can affect the outcome. Your best chance is using distilled water. Avoid mineral, fluoride, or tap water.
When you want to use it, let it come to room temperature and give a little mix.
*Be aware it will go mouldy if you don't use it. So don't make a huge batch if you don't plan on using it all within a week.
*You are able to store the lace in a plastic zip lock bag and to restore the elasticity, place a slightly damp cover or paper towel on top. You don't want to do this for too long or you will destroy it.
*The water you use can affect the outcome. Your best chance is using distilled water. Avoid mineral, fluoride, or tap water.
Recipe
Originally Posted by DawnEdwards
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