Saturday, July 20, 2013
Happy Saturday to you all! This month we've been sharing our best techniques using gelatos, so I hope you are soaking it in, and trying them out for yourself. We have one more for you today, focusing on the joy of the white gelato with masks! So, take a peek at the video tutorial to see how you can do this simple, yet awesome technique:
As always, let us know what you think! Enjoy the rest of your Saturday!
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2 comments:
Great video Rae! Who would have ever thought to rub them off as a mask?
Nice video, good soft technique! Thanks for sharing!