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Old 2006-11-22, 10:04pm
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Default Encased Twisties

Ok I tried to make an encased twisty in dk green trans white op and red. The green doesn't pop and the white doesn't look white either... Can anyone give hints tips on making encased twisties and how to get the colors not to bleed..
I would like some ideas on making interesting twisties too... Maybe your tips for making them easier?? I didn't see it else where maybe I didn't search enough..
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Old 2006-11-22, 10:32pm
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Encase your white with clear then add the colors then encase again....I think this might help...
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