I am having a terrible time fighting lint in the air etc. It seems to always find its way to my fondant I am working with. I do the use fondant on my board etc to pick it all up but I still have it at times . Any tips?

Miranda, Rocket Cakes, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rocket-Cakes/389591004470910

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Dry your hands on a white cloth.or paper towels.. I find my teatowels are the cause!

Wallace x http://www.facebook.com/AWGHobbyCakes

I always run a lint roller over my shirt to make sure that no lint is dropping off my shirt and and you can keep a fondant ball next to you and use that to clean the lint off your hand before touching the fondant for your piece

Jennifer, https://www.facebook.com/PrimaCakesandCookies

I wear a full cotton apron, so no pesky lint comes from my clothes. Dry my hands on a 100% linen tea towel…they don’t collect lint. Use the fondant ball trick. And I use a lint cloth and go over my kitchen floor, gently, before I start. Don’t vac, as that kicks up dust & lint…I vac when I’m finished.

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You girls are full of helpful tips! Got to love you! <3

Kath's Cakes https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaths-Cakes/369485736483786

Great tips ladies thank you!

Selma S. ~ Little Apple Cakes

oh get off the hairy jumpers ;) …. bare arms ladies ;)

Wallace x http://www.facebook.com/AWGHobbyCakes

Sorry Wallace….no bare arms in winter time for me!!! But I have a long sleeved cotton apron for the winter I wear. Always prepared….. :o)

Creativity is God's gift to us. Using our creativity is our gift back to God. Clarky's Cakes 😎