Bringing back Memories. My Daddy had a country store. We had dip ice cream in the store and even though I was maybe 11 to when I got married I dipped ice cream. One of our loyal customers was an older gentleman that always wanted a triple decker of strawberry. Pat in NC
I made a dish of vanilla. My Granddaughter came over and tried to eat it. I had glued a cheap spoon in the bottom. She laughed that I pranked her out. I took her to Culver's for being such a good sport and laughing at the prank. She is 10.
These are quite cute! This is a lot like the stuff done in the Sweets Deco community.. making and decorating fake sweets. You can probably find nice, stable, cream styles from decoden videos. Especially if you're looking for cake frosting piping. I've seen lots of "deco cream" tutorials over the years. Some of the prettiest fake ice cream I saw was from soft Japanese clay.
I'm not sure if this would work but I'm going to shellac real ice cream cones and see how well they stay fresh like. Just a thought. I loved this tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
I love every craft you do daveda ! So cool ! I’m going to try this tonight . I’ve done lots with spackle but I can’t wait to try using the corn starch and shampoo
Daveda, to me, this is a fascinating craft! They are just too cute! You cracked me up when you said that about kids coming home from school all excited when seeing ice cream only to settle for an apple! :):):) thanks for sharing xoxoxo
Hey Daveda girl!! Two scoops of chocolate, please!🤣🤣. Looks delicious! Faux foods/desserts are so expensive to buy. So happy you are sharing your tutorials with us. Thanks and have a great day 🤗😘👍🍧❤
They are adorable. I have a quick question have you ever used essential oils in any of your faux food, also are these Porous enough to put a few drops of essential oils on top to use are a room air freshener.
Oh, Daveda! Where did you get your "sprinkles?" (I think the hair product that you got previously was the VO5 conditioner) these are so so cute! Thank you for sharing! I think I'm going to try for a chocolate/vanilla twist!
You can make fake sprinkles with clay. You make thin "snakes" of colored clay and either let it dry (air dry clay) or bake it (polymer clay). Once the snake is stiff you can cut it into sizes with scissors. I'm sure there's other tutorials on fake sprinkles on RUclips.
I did the one with cornstarch and conditioner and mines crumbled to so what I did was waited for them to fully dry and just brushed some mod podge a couple of times on them.. worked for me...🙂🙂🙂
Thanks for all your wonderful videos!! I have made this ice cream formula after watching your first video. My ice cream crumbled too. So I did a bunch of tests. I did one with corn starch and conditioner, it crumbled the worst. Over time, it just puffed into powder in my hand when I picked it up. I believe the moisture just evaporates. Then I did some with the joint compound added to the mix, still crumbled just not as bad and I did squeeze slightly to see if it would crumble and it did. When I added glue it wouldn’t hold a good ice cream form. It was smooth and started to flatten. It didn’t crumble but it didn’t look so good. I’m still testing as I love the texture and weight. Spakle is great, just not my favorite.
Hi Daveda, 💗 🌟 😊 it’s been so long since I’ve been crafting, I haven’t tried the conditioner 🍦 method, does it harden enough to keep re-using it for permanent displays?? 🙏 👧 💗 🤗 🎨🍦🍨 🍭 🍬
Oh how adorable! What a cute display. I've never heard of using corn starch and shampoo! Clever. If you wanted to make chocolate chip ice cream,what would you use for the chips? I'm loving this sweet treats series💐😊💝
If you want glossy chocolate chips you can cut up brown crayons with a knife. You can find them in different sizes too so you could use like a jumbo crayon for making chocolate chunks. If you want matte chocolate you could use polymer clay. Get chocolate colored polymer clay, flatten it out to the thickness you'd want, then bake the clay in your oven according to your clay's instructions. After it's dried you can chop it up with a knife for chunks/chips! 💖
Makes sense that it would crumble because your just basically making a bar of soap if you think about it. I wounder how it would work just using white glue instead of shampoo?
These are super cute:) I guess I’m off to the dollar store for cones, I hope they still have some:) did you use regular sprinkles on them? I really like how you show different ways of making these. I guess for Christmas I ask for gift cards to Home Depot so I can buy some Spackle:) lol
Hi Amy ♥️no l was disappointed 😞 they do not hold up well🤨however the lightweight Spackle that l have used holds up exceptionally well🌹l have videos using Spackle to make ice cream 🍦
@@amyvittum7934 Ya I did the conditioner like 2 yrs ago after watching the original vid and 6 mo later, they fell apart, crumbled and dried out. I ended up getting a big bucket of spackle, bc I use it for other faux food and am going to use that form now on too. I was hopeful of the Shampoo, lol, but apparently its not much different at all =/
It sounds like your cream didn't leave the tip opening at the bottom of the bag and the bag burst a hole in the seam and the cream came out that hole? If that's the case your mixture was probably too thick when packed into your piping bag. When you applied pressure it burst a seam instead of going down. Try thinning the mixture it out if possible or maybe using less in the bag so there's less pressure build up. Another reason could be you bought a flimsy, cheap bag that had a weak seam. In that case your cream would have been fine.
Bringing back Memories. My Daddy had a country store. We had dip ice cream in the store and even though I was maybe 11 to when I got married I dipped ice cream. One of our loyal customers was an older gentleman that always wanted a triple decker of strawberry. Pat in NC
I made a dish of vanilla. My Granddaughter came over and tried to eat it. I had glued a cheap spoon in the bottom. She laughed that I pranked her out. I took her to Culver's for being such a good sport and laughing at the prank. She is 10.
Barbara Zeman 😂l love your story🍦🍨🌸Bless her heart 🍨l love it🌸Have a wonderful day sweetie 🍦🌸
love your humor put the coffee on i am coming over for desert
WOW !! VERY AWESOME !! THANKS FOR SHARING BEAUTIFUL LADY.
I'M GONNA MAKE SOME, IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
Aww Thanks Anna🍦🍨
These are quite cute! This is a lot like the stuff done in the Sweets Deco community.. making and decorating fake sweets. You can probably find nice, stable, cream styles from decoden videos. Especially if you're looking for cake frosting piping. I've seen lots of "deco cream" tutorials over the years. Some of the prettiest fake ice cream I saw was from soft Japanese clay.
thank you so much for sharing what you know. I am doing a sweet treats theme for Xmas. This is my first time ever decorating.
Aww Thank you🎄🌹
I make soap and my kids learned early on to ask if anything is food or soap when I'm creating... ❤️
I'm not sure if this would work but I'm going to shellac real ice cream cones and see how well they stay fresh like. Just a thought. I loved this tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
can not wait to see the cone video these came beautiful
Adorable!!!! "But you can have an apple." LOL I can already see the eye rolls from that. Too funny!
I love every craft you do daveda ! So cool ! I’m going to try this tonight . I’ve done lots with spackle but I can’t wait to try using the corn starch and shampoo
Daveda, to me, this is a fascinating craft! They are just too cute! You cracked me up when you said that about kids coming home from school all excited when seeing ice cream only to settle for an apple! :):):) thanks for sharing xoxoxo
For Fall faux pumpkin spice ice cream! The vanilla looks delicious!
Hello Daveda hope you are doing well. Super cute faux sweet treats great series 👍. Much love and big Tx hugs from South Tx.
Oh my goodness Daveda, you are so incredibly talented. Love, love, love!!
TFS and have a wonderful weekend!
Xoxo 😘
With every video, I am more intrigued to try this craft!
Hey Daveda girl!! Two scoops of chocolate, please!🤣🤣. Looks delicious! Faux foods/desserts are so expensive to buy. So happy you are sharing your tutorials with us. Thanks and have a great day 🤗😘👍🍧❤
Too much fun, Great job !
Hi Peggysue🧁🍦🍨🍭🍡🍮🍦🍨Thank you sweetie 🍡🍡🍡
If you want a bigger cone, I’ve seen sipping type cups in dollar tree. Just take the top off and use the cone.
Hi Daveda, Love your diy ice cream cones! They turned out so cute! TFS! Have a wonderful day! 🍨🍧🍦😍
They are adorable. I have a quick question have you ever used essential oils in any of your faux food, also are these Porous enough to put a few drops of essential oils on top to use are a room air freshener.
Oh, Daveda! Where did you get your "sprinkles?" (I think the hair product that you got previously was the VO5 conditioner) these are so so cute! Thank you for sharing! I think I'm going to try for a chocolate/vanilla twist!
You can make fake sprinkles with clay. You make thin "snakes" of colored clay and either let it dry (air dry clay) or bake it (polymer clay). Once the snake is stiff you can cut it into sizes with scissors. I'm sure there's other tutorials on fake sprinkles on RUclips.
I did the one with cornstarch and conditioner and mines crumbled to so what I did was waited for them to fully dry and just brushed some mod podge a couple of times on them.. worked for me...🙂🙂🙂
How long to dry?
Thanks for all your wonderful videos!!
I have made this ice cream formula after watching your first video. My ice cream crumbled too. So I did a bunch of tests. I did one with corn starch and conditioner, it crumbled the worst. Over time, it just puffed into powder in my hand when I picked it up. I believe the moisture just evaporates. Then I did some with the joint compound added to the mix, still crumbled just not as bad and I did squeeze slightly to see if it would crumble and it did.
When I added glue it wouldn’t hold a good ice cream form. It was smooth and started to flatten. It didn’t crumble but it didn’t look so good. I’m still testing as I love the texture and weight. Spakle is great, just not my favorite.
Use The Light Weight Spackle. I Have Cakes And Cupcakes I Made 3 Years Ago And It Is Still Perfect!
Daveda Lane thank you! I’ve bought some just have not tried it yet. 🤗
What product could you use to fill in the space in the bottom of the cup? It would add weight and lift the scoops!!! Il love this crafty idea! TFS!!!
Hi Kathy 🎄you could put plaster of Paris inside♥️🌹have fun🎄hugs
Soooo adorable. You make the cutest faux goodies for decorating. 🤗❤️🍧🍦🍨
Does the cornstarch receipe get hard? How long will it take? Thank you
Hi Daveda, 💗 🌟
😊 it’s been so long since I’ve been crafting, I haven’t tried the conditioner 🍦 method, does it harden enough to keep re-using it for permanent displays??
🙏 👧 💗 🤗 🎨🍦🍨 🍭 🍬
These are so cute! I love the whole sweet treats series!
Oh how adorable! What a cute display. I've never heard of using corn starch and shampoo! Clever. If you wanted to make chocolate chip ice cream,what would you use for the chips? I'm loving this sweet treats series💐😊💝
If you want glossy chocolate chips you can cut up brown crayons with a knife. You can find them in different sizes too so you could use like a jumbo crayon for making chocolate chunks.
If you want matte chocolate you could use polymer clay. Get chocolate colored polymer clay, flatten it out to the thickness you'd want, then bake the clay in your oven according to your clay's instructions. After it's dried you can chop it up with a knife for chunks/chips! 💖
Looks like conditioner, but it says shampoo. Does it harden? Learning quite a bit from you Thank you!
How long will these last made like this.lthey r adorable..
Hi Cheri🍦🍦🍦🍨the corn starch doesn’t last as long as the lightweight Spackle 🍦
Looks so real makes me want ice cream LOL tfs, love ya from Tn ❤️
Loving this series!
How long does it take to dry? How long will they last?
Hi Annette♥️🍦indefinitely 🥰
Makes sense that it would crumble because your just basically making a bar of soap if you think about it. I wounder how it would work just using white glue instead of shampoo?
These are super cute:) I guess I’m off to the dollar store for cones, I hope they still have some:) did you use regular sprinkles on them? I really like how you show different ways of making these. I guess for Christmas I ask for gift cards to Home Depot so I can buy some Spackle:) lol
Lol😂🍦Barbara🌸the sprinkles were from sculpy clay and little styrofoam beads🍦remember to get lightweight spackle 🍦have a great night sweetie 🌸🍦🌸
We love the ice cream theme!🐾🐺🐶🐾🍦
Hello. Where did you get t cones?
I got the cones from $ tree and l made a mold from them
Daveda Lane In regards to the cornstarch and shampoo or conditioner mixture...How well do these dry? Are they long lasting?
Hi Amy ♥️no l was disappointed 😞 they do not hold up well🤨however the lightweight Spackle that l have used holds up exceptionally well🌹l have videos using Spackle to make ice cream 🍦
Thank you for the response. I am used to working with lightweight spackle, but I'd hoped this could be a viable option. Have a beautiful day!
@@amyvittum7934 Ya I did the conditioner like 2 yrs ago after watching the original vid and 6 mo later, they fell apart, crumbled and dried out. I ended up getting a big bucket of spackle, bc I use it for other faux food and am going to use that form now on too. I was hopeful of the Shampoo, lol, but apparently its not much different at all =/
Hi Daveda❤️ohhh my the look sooo real🍦🍦beautiful diy like always👍Have a blessed weekend Daveda😃❤️😘Janny
My favorite is strawberry and vanilla ice cream cone look realistic🍦😋. 😎👍👍👍👍👍💜
maybe i will try both glue and not glue
You always have such fun ideas!
Can you wet them or will it fall apart
Love these so much! ❤
The girl said conditioner, you said use soap,? Is that why it crumbled? Soap or conditioner I'm confused.
I feel either one of those will eventually crumble . But it was fun to do🍦🍨🍨🍨🍦
Love it!! 🍦💕
So cute!
Nice cones🍦🍦
Idk what went wrong but I did the spackle n it wouldn't come out of the bag. Then blew out the side of the bag. Pls help
Tammy Sheets what Spackle did you use?
@@davedalane6505 the light weight the very same as u use.
Then I Am Stumped! So You Stirred It Then Put It In A Pastry Bag?
@@davedalane6505 yes mam, maybe I need to mix it more idk.
It sounds like your cream didn't leave the tip opening at the bottom of the bag and the bag burst a hole in the seam and the cream came out that hole?
If that's the case your mixture was probably too thick when packed into your piping bag. When you applied pressure it burst a seam instead of going down. Try thinning the mixture it out if possible or maybe using less in the bag so there's less pressure build up.
Another reason could be you bought a flimsy, cheap bag that had a weak seam. In that case your cream would have been fine.
Thx way better