Learn how to make stained glass panels using isomalt.
In this tutorial, Serdar will show you a new technique to create beautiful stained glass panels using Isomalt. This technique can be used for a number of applications such as pillars, cake toppers, butterfly or dragon wings, a hanging lantern and much more. Best of all, you can incorporate lighting behind the panels to bring it to life even more!
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Mixed with 2% Tylose.
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Amazing! 🙂 Is there a technique to make the isomalt curve? As in if I wanted to make the wings of a butterfly curve up a little?
Never mind, I just found there is an isomalt fruit basket tutorial, I will watch that. 😀
You can bend isomalt quite easily before get cold but if you making like stained glass technique, it is too late to bend.
Bonjour
En premier une très bonne année 2017 en continuant de nous enchanter grâce à vos cours.
Question : quelle quantité d’isomalt il faut prévoir (poids en g svp)
Cordialement
Patricia (France)
Salut Patricia, J’ai utilisé le traducteur pour comprendre votre question. Je ne pouvais toujours pas comprendre. S’il vous plaît demander à nouveau avec plus simple façon. Merci
Dónde comprar el molde
Please search in the internet. Thanks
Happy New Year. Thank you…. this is beautiful.
Dear Chef Yener, Thank you so much for yet another amazing tutorial. What a wonderful technique you show us here again! I think this is very beautiful! Though I’m not sure whether I would venture here. Especially casting with precision with the isomalt seems very difficult. Maybe with a bit more tips about how to troubleshoot mistakes or problems that I would dare to. Perhaps next time?
Thank you for your kindness. The only thing I would recommend, is to make the partitions a little larger and less in numbers. And most important, plan well.