Article: Use the same microwave technique as you did for the milk or dark chocolate to melt the white chocolate. Remember to be patient when you microwave and stir every 30 seconds so as to not scald the chocolate. Stir in the remaining teaspoon of peppermint oil into the white chocolate. Make sure that you stir the chocolate thoroughly so that the flavor is distributed throughout. Take the melted white chocolate and pour it into the pan. Because you allowed the milk chocolate to set, the layers won't mix. Make sure that the white chocolate layer is around the same thickness as the milk chocolate, using a spatula distribute the white chocolate evenly.
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Melt the white chocolate. Stir peppermint oil into the chocolate. Pour the white chocolate into the pan.
Article: This opens the main Pixlr website. It's a link in an oval-shaped button near the center of the page. Depending on your browser, you may be prompted to enable Adobe Flash. If so, click anywhere on the page, and then follow the on-screen instructions to enable Flash. Before you start drawing or painting, you'll want to add a new layer so you can make edits easily. There are two ways to create a new layer: Click the sheet of paper with an upturned-corner at the bottom of the Layers panel (it's on the right side of the page. Click the Layer menu at the top of the screen, then click New Layer. It's in the toolbar that runs along the left side of the screen (the fourth icon down on the left side). To draw with this simple black/gray pencil-style tool, just click and drag your desired drawing on the image. To undo the last action, press Ctrl+Z (PC) or Command+Z (Mac). To change the style of the pencil, click the Type menu near the top-left corner of the page, then choose an option. Select an option from the Size menu to change the thickness of the lines you draw. Select a percentage from the Opacity menu to choose how dark your pencil marks should appear. It's in the left toolbar, to the right of the pencil. To paint, click and drag the brush anywhere on the image. Here's how to change your paintbrush options: To select a color, click the large square near the bottom of the toolbar (it's black by default) to bring up the palette, select a color, and then click OK. To change the size and style of the brush, click the Brush menu near the top-left corner of the page (below the menu bar). Click your desired size and shape, adjust the diameter and hardness at the bottom if you wish, and then click Brush again to close the menu. To make the brush less opaque, click the Opacity drop-down and pick a lower percentage. If you want to use one of Pixlr's built-in filters to stylize your image, click the menu, and then click the filter you want to use. Most filters will display a pop-up window that let you fine-tune the way the filter works. Make your selections, and then click OK to apply the filter. To undo a filter, press Ctrl+Z (PC) or Command+Z (Mac). If you want more control over the way the image looks, you can use the various options in this menu.
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Go to the Pixlr.com. Click OPEN PIXLR EDITOR. Upload or create an image. Create a new layer. Click the pencil tool to draw in pencil. Click the paintbrush tool to paint with a brush. Click the Filters menu to select a filter. Click the Adjustment menu to manually adjust color and brightness.