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Making Split Cakes

Post by billiebcc on Fri Dec 30, 2011 3:46 pm

So I've read the topics I can find about making splits. It seems the best way to do this is from paints of the same brand, correct?

Has anyone made splits from Paradise? If so how did they work?

It seems that most have been made from TAG or Wolfe or DFX.

I'm thinking about placing another order...(shhhh don't tell my hubs) and instead of ordering a lot of split cakes I thought maybe getting colors to make some.

Thanks!
~Angela~

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Re: Making Split Cakes

Post by barbb919 on Fri Dec 30, 2011 3:51 pm

just remeber when making them you have to pay for the whole cakes..so if you want 5 colors in one the tag cake would cost you 13.oo..if you buy 5 full pots to make cakes your lookint at around 25 to 30 dollars..but in all you can make 5 rainbow cakes out of these 5 pots just in different color order

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Post by BekahCat on Fri Dec 30, 2011 5:00 pm

I've only made them with Snaz and that was because I didn't have any time to order the splits I needed... But it worked pretty well, a bit messy but the result was great. LisaJoyYoung has a great tutorial on making rainbow cakes on youtube.

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Re: Making Split Cakes

Post by billiebcc on Fri Dec 30, 2011 6:26 pm

just remeber when making them you have to pay for the whole cakes..so if you want 5 colors in one the tag cake would cost you 13.oo..if you buy 5 full pots to make cakes your lookint at around 25 to 30 dollars..but in all you can make 5 rainbow cakes out of these 5 pots just in different color order



Right, so if I get 7 colors I could make sooo many splits at least that's what I'm thinking at my dull day job......I have to keep my mind active somehow. Barb you live in my area. One of my friends told me about you facepainting at her bar for GB Packer something. Smile

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Post by billiebcc on Fri Dec 30, 2011 6:28 pm

Bekah, I saw that a while ago and now I'm antsy......LOL sooo antsy and I have a 3 day weekend from work. That always spells trouble.

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Post by lorrinwagner on Fri Dec 30, 2011 6:46 pm

I have made a LOT of them. I love them and I like having several colors in different combos or mixes. Also, if you have extra you can pot the regular colors in little containers and have a huge tray with a variety of colors. My favorite have been wolfe and TAG (mainly TAG is what I did). I did some with Paradise and while I love the paint they require wider strips to get good consistency since they blend so well. I mix brands all the time too, can be a pain when activating them at different rates - ie neon vs. regular. I also took some extra paint and made large rainbow cakes with tiger colors, green colors, neon and a nice pink and purple with white for butterflies. PM me for any specific questions but it was awesome and while I spent a lot, I can refill easily, I took the leftovers and made individual color pallettes and I have about 30 different splits - totally awesome! Also, some of my new ones I did Paradise black and white which really blend nicely in the splits and aren't as obvious as with wolfe and TAG. I have also heard TAG pearl white is nice, I ordered some and am waiting on delivery.

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Post by billiebcc on Fri Dec 30, 2011 6:49 pm

Thank you Lorrin! That is exactly what I was wondering. I love Paradise for it's creamy consitency, after a while I find that TAG, Wolfe and DFX flake on me, but I was wondering if for split cakes it would get a little, smeary? (if that's the word.)
Thanks again!!!!!

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Post by lorrinwagner on Fri Dec 30, 2011 6:58 pm

I got this little jewelry case at Michael's that has I think 40 tiny little boxes (like Metina's shop) that are all empty, two different sizes about 1" each. I used these and have the case to hold them all in. it leaves a small space in the split which has room for excess water which is nice. Also, I got a clear box from Michael's with little round containers, each with individual lids but I took them all off, I then filled individual colors in these and hot glue gunned them into the container, as long as nothing is too wet it does fine with just the main lid. These all could fit into a very small container but I use them in my fat max. I have the large containers for large rainbow splits and main colors like black, white, and red. It works really well!

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Post by martha on Fri Jan 13, 2012 3:00 pm

I've gone a little split crazy. Have very few single color containers left. Sorry color is off just a tad. Metallics aren't showing well. and

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Post by mohokoi on Sat Jan 14, 2012 8:22 am

Oh my goodness Martha.....I wish! I wish! I wish...next time I blow out my birthday candles....this (ALL OF IT) is what i'm asking for......oops...your wish doesn't come true if you tell people right? Razz

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Post by martha on Sat Jan 14, 2012 9:48 am

It's been a little by little effort but I love my kit! With this addiction though it's just hard to say ENOUGH! Rolling Eyes

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Re: Making Split Cakes

Post by barbb919 on Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:59 am

Hey Angela i have some small cases to make splits if you are interested in some..I will give them to you if you like...i left you a private message..give me a call..I can help you out...


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Post by barbb919 on Sat Jan 14, 2012 1:14 pm

billiebcc wrote:
just remeber when making them you have to pay for the whole cakes..so if you want 5 colors in one the tag cake would cost you 13.oo..if you buy 5 full pots to make cakes your lookint at around 25 to 30 dollars..but in all you can make 5 rainbow cakes out of these 5 pots just in different color order



Right, so if I get 7 colors I could make sooo many splits at least that's what I'm thinking at my dull day job......I have to keep my mind active somehow. Barb you live in my area. One of my friends told me about you facepainting at her bar for GB Packer something. Smile


Angela which bar were you talking about....

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Re: Making Split Cakes

Post by ChangingFaceDesigns on Sat Jan 14, 2012 6:55 pm

I love making my own splits. I also purchase them as well. I do find that most split cakes on the market work better on fairer skinned people and did not translate well on olive to darker skin tones. So I have come up with several splits I made especially for working with those tones of skin.

I have quickly found that playing around with not only color but also the different hues of color makes all the difference in something that is not flattering or is just ok to something that is so beautifully complimentary. I mean we all know from clothing to hair color to make up....... all colors are not for all people.

I mean I really take the time to see and consider the undertones in a persons skin whether they be pink, yellow, red to know what colors will work best on them. I wasn't really finding what I wanted so I decided to make them myself.

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Post by barbb919 on Sat Jan 14, 2012 7:18 pm

Well said Tamara

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