USING SCENIC WATER WITH SILICONE MOULD

Scenic water comes in 100ml jars (which I sell) but you only need a small amount to make a jelly approx. 1 to 2ml depending upon the depth and size of your mould.

Unless you making something large e.g. bubbles in a bathtub, place a small amount in a container

Liquify the scenic water by placing in a cup of very hot water (do not put in a pan and boil the water as this will ruin the scenic water and is potentially dangerous!).

When it has liquified, add your colour/s using scenic colours. These come in a pack of 4 colours, black,blue, yellow and red plus scenic white powder (for blancmange or custard). You can mix the colours to give you many other colours e.g. green from blue & yellow. The colours are quite rich so use sparingly it is always easier to add more than take it away.



Pour the coloured liquid into your mould and leave to set around 10 minutes for a jelly

When set just pop it out of the mould and decorate if required

oh wow, thank you very much for the tutorial

This is fantastic Linda thanks for showing, even though I have used moulds it was good to see it all explained properly.

Looks good. I'm hoping to use the scenic water for the sinks, baths and buckets in my georgian house

Brilliant Linda - you're really good at this - thanks. Definitely want to have a go.

is the scenic white powder you refer to for making custard and blancmange the shovelled snow? i cannot seem to find a product called white powder, well, not in the deluxe range lol

The scenic white powder comes with the scenic colours. Don't know if shovelled snow will work will have to try it.

ahh ok thanks for the reply, i have finally tracked some down here, is this the right stuff, 3rd from the bottom called ''scenic white'' http://www.historexagents.com/shop/hxsearchresults.php?SupplierCode=DM

That's the stuff. Will save that link also as my supplier doesn't stock it.