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STOP PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS TUTORIAL ANYWHERE OTHER THAN HERE ON DA WITHOUT MY PERMISSION!!!EVEN IF YOU USE IT ON DA PLEASE SEND ME A NOT ON WHERE YOU USED IT OR LINKED IT TO!!!
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if any of you decide to try to make one of these, id LOVE to see how they turned out!! plz note a link to em and ill post a link to yours in this comment box!
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was confused as to why i didnt see any tuts on how to make cute lil creampuff charms.... so i made my own
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ALSO SEE:
CinnyRoll [link]
Ramen Bowl [link]
Peanutbrittle [link]
Realistic Mini Roe (fish eggs) [link]
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Comments: 59
I wouldn't recommend water. Water will evaporate and make the the cream sink and look much flatter.
TLS = Translucent, Liquid Sculpey
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okay thanks a lot, I just have 5 colors of clay for an homework in art class and I don't really know about
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not just any clay works for these type of mini sculptures. Fimo and Sculpey are pretty much the only ones that work. Anything else, without a professional level of technique, won't work
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I work with fimo, modeling clay, terre glaise and others
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yeah the modeling and terre wont work for these type of creations
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Used it here 
[link]
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They look so real! I'm wanting to start making little sweets like this, but I've never worked with clay on such a small scale. I will come back to use this tutorial... when I actually have clay. Thanks!
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lol np sweetie, when you do them post em here on da so i can see em
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Hi, I used your cream puff tutorial for my macaroons and Im sorry I forgot to give you credit for the tutorial. I post it in my comments k
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you can edit the artist's comments
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I'd like to link this tut here . Is that ok?
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yes you may as long as you give full credit to me
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I will let you know when I put it up! :]
Thanks for letting me add it to there and it will have the same format like everyone elses does. No worries.
Thanks again!
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I made my own creampuffs! [link] Great tutorial btw 
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I love all your tutorials! So much better than the amateur ones xD
I read somewhere that i need to use oil pastels to change the color of the clay, but will regular chalk pastel work too? or is it only good for browning/icing sugar etc?
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both work just fine, one just takes more mixing is all
i like the chalk ones best cuz i can keep it a little chunky in the mix to make it look like cinnamon is mixed in or make it look like cake icing with sprikles mixed in
pastels dont do that so well, they tend to stick together if you dont mix em fully, but they do make the colors a bit more vibrant for the same amount used as the chalk ones.
chalk ones are also much cheaper
so it then depends on your price limit and how you want effects to turn out
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very interesting!! thank you for saving me the time and mess of experimenting for myself haha
oh and one more question, the 'icing sugar' that you added last, wouldn't it brush off really easily? how do you get it to stay on?
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it depends on how warm it is in the room and how much you put on it. some will definitely brush off but alot will stay on if it pretty warm where you work.
the warmer it is the softer the clays ends up being and the easier it is for gravity to work and for the powder to sink in.
after it is done baking, you can also rub a little of the "sugar" in with your finger to keep it in on parts that were less hard or if your working in a cooler area
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ah okay that makes sense. Thanks so much !!!!
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I have never ever tried a cream puff before...but they look delicious! ♥_♥
I'll attempt to make one sometimes soon! ^.^ Thank you for the tutorial.
My mum even thought it was real. -gigglesnort-
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That's amazingly realistic! Except maybe the size 
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Thank you for your awesome tutorial! xD
Here's the link to what I made with it: [link]
Thanks again! I made a lot of tiny cream puffs with it, and I also made a strawberry shortcake with the help of this one. Thanks!
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Waaw
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you should totaly make one
and ty btw ^ - ^
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AMAZING. I WILL FOLLOW THIS! You're techniques are easy to follow, I love the way I THINK I'll be able to do this..
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Aww, I wish I could make this myself, I don't have the patience 
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lol ya these do take a bit of patience to complete
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thanks for your wonderful tuts!!! now i finally have an idea of how to make those cute food-charms. all thanks to you!
i only wonder why i can't find your ramen tut...?!
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oh it was taken off, but if you look into my previous journal entries youllfind a link to a friend who happened to save it and post it on photobucket
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WOAH. This is amazing! And it looks so real! I just wanna eat it ^.^ *wishes grandma brought more mini cream puffs to nom on* I wish I had the supplies, money, and time to make this!
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It realy wasn't too expensive. And the materials I bought last for thousands of charms and I only spent roughly... $30 tops
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Wow, that's great! Thanks
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cute! now i want a cream puff... xD awesome job!
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