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Posted by Jessica on July 18, 2001 at 23:13:54:

In reply to: Re: Grainy and bad vibes posted by Anne Beltestad on July 18, 2001 at 18:45:32:

Hi Anne - I've been eyeing the pastry bags, they are gentler on the
wrist and hand, would you mind sharing what kind of tips and the set
up for it you use? I love cones but they split too often for me and
the henna festival marathons are playing some serious games on my
muscles, too much pressure squeezing the j-bottles.
Anyway- I've been considering the pastry bags and if you could clue me
in it'd save me loads of time experimenting.
Thanks for any hints!!!!
Jessica

: I haven't had my paste get grainy, but then I usually don't strain
: after mixing, but before. We use cake-decorating tubes, not
: j-bottles, and find it way easier to sift the henna (the fred-o-
matic
: is neat, but pantyhose work ok too) then strain the lemon, tea
: mixture, etc.

Henna Caravan

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: Hi Anne - I've been eyeing the pastry bags, they are gentler on the : wrist and hand, would you mind sharing what kind of tips and the set : up for it you use? I love cones but they split too often for me and : the henna festival marathons are playing some serious games on my : muscles, too much pressure squeezing the j-bottles. : Anyway- I've been considering the pastry bags and if you could clue me : in it'd save me loads of time experimenting. : Thanks for any hints!!!! : Jessica : : : : I haven't had my paste get grainy, but then I usually don't strain : : after mixing, but before. We use cake-decorating tubes, not : : j-bottles, and find it way easier to sift the henna (the fred-o- : matic : : is neat, but pantyhose work ok too) then strain the lemon, tea : : mixture, etc. :
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