Sweet Inspiration from Sweet Art Cotton Candy - A Seattle Interview 

Great video thank you for sharing

Love it! What machine are they using?

thats a lot of our story ! i love how she turned pain into sweetness

Love the video, and so glad to see you making "recent" videos. Have learned a lot from your videos. You guys have so much to teach.

Cool characters! Inspiring! I couldn't make out the prices though- how much are they charging? What do you use for the face pieces?

So fun! We have been wanting to learn to do animals with our cotton candy business. So hard to find someone willing to teach so I am so emailing Mimi!!! Might need a trip to seattle :)

Plug the company and your own more 👍

NO WAY!! You're here in Seattle! 🥳🥳🥳

Where can I buy a sneeze guard like that

Hi ! I love your videos thank you for sharing everything with us ❤ I just have a question please! From where I can find these cotton candy stickers is there specific website selling them because I couldn’t find them anywhere

Emailing Mimi!!

What machine does she use

Thanks for these great videos! I googled rice paper faces for cotton candy and nothing came up, is there a site we can order them from or does Sweet Art paint their own rice paper? I'd be so grateful for more in depth information :)

Where do you buy the stickers for the animals?

Hello, I really enjoyed watching all of your videos! I have learned so much. Do you plan on coming back and doing anymore teaching videos? If not I understand I will appreciate what information I got! Thank you!

Please help , I have machine, I make cotton candy but it shrink very fast in 1 minute, sticky in a minute why it is happening

Love the interview! Just sent you an email Mimi! Thank you 😊

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what are the faces/additions made of? what is her email? thank you, Denise

Hi guys! I’m just wondering if serving the cotton candy on wooden sticks is appropriate since children are the majority of your customers. Are you liable for injuring a child who happens to poke their eye with it? What is wrong with using paper cones? If they are too short to make these big beautiful cotton candy characters then why not take some butcher paper and roll your own cone? I certainly wouldn’t want to get sued for injuring a child with one of my sticks. I hope you answer my questions. Thanks! ❤