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Published: 2006-10-13 19:09:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 151472; Favourites: 1729; Downloads: 662
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**PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT TO POST MY IMAGES OR THIS TUTE ON A BLOG/WEBSITE!**I'd like to have a link to all the places where this tutorial may be featured. So please just shoot me an e-mail at kittykat477@yahoo.com or a NOTE here on deviantart before doing so. Thank you very much.
READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE!
Well here is the tutorial that got the most votes in the poll
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Good luck and lolli pops to all!
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Other Tutorials:
Bowl: [link] Candy Apple: [link] Cupcake: [link] Lolli Pop: [link] Bowl of ice cream: [link] Plate: [link] Breakfast: [link] Sushi Cane: [link] Jelly Donut: [link] Chocolate: [link] Pancake [link] To learn more about polymer clay and how I make my items check my FAQ [link]
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EDIT:
Here are some common questions and the answers.
Is it okay to rebake the clay stick?
Yup it's entirely safe to re-bake clay. (although within reason. You can't bake something 100 times). Some even say re-baking makes the clay stronger. You can check out [link] for more information. That site has everything you need to know about clay.For more info check out my FAQ [link] or the comments here please.
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Comments: 150
This is so cool!! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
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Polymer
It said at the top of the tutorial.
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Hehe, thanks.
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when i try to push the baked stick into the unbaked lolli, it mushes the lolli with my fingers and flattens it out. :/ is there any way to stop this?
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Would it help to make one end of the lolli stick pointy before baking so when you stick it in it will be easier, and avoiding that "scrunch" effect?
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All of your tutorials are so useful, thanks so much!!
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I tried it !!
But mine turned out all yucky Dx
[link] Thanks for the tutorial !!! CB
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Wow this was pretty useful and actually looks easy to make. I never thought making things like this could be done by just anybody.xD Thanks for this great tut!
But one question,where do you get you baking clay? Or does it matter which clay you use?
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I've got a question. Where can you get the eyepins, how much and how many do you get in a pack? Ok that was more than one.
I love your tutes!
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I buy mine from AC Moore or Michael's. They sell them in packs of 100 or so, you can also buy large amounts from firemountaingems.com
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how much are the packs?
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Hi! I published your tutorial on [link] - with credit of course
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Okay, I have a couple of questions as I will begin to do clay art soon...
1. How do you glaze? I know this must sound stupid, but do you like, dip the item in the glaze, or paint it on with a pencil? :3
2. Doesn't parts tend to fall off once baked? ΓΆ
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Awesome, I added a link in the Artist Description of the tute.
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wah! brilliant! i love it! what kind of glaze do you use?
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Hello! Would like to ask how do you secure the eye pin at the top? I'm afraid that it may come off even after baking.
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You're in luck, I covered that in my latest article here: [link]
This is a very common problem that a lot of clay users have.
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OooOo!! Now I see!!! Thank you so much !!! I can see that you put in lots of effort!!! You are my savior!!
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I tried this one! it was really fun to make! but the swirls didn't look so good :S and I also tried to give it a more round shape ^^
thank you!!
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I am so glad you liked the tute.
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I'm lollipop-addicted now
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In this tute I used acrylic based floor varnish but you can also use Sculpey glaze, or right now I use triple thick glaze.
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Aww! How cute! This would be a great craft to make during summer vacation.
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I favorited this just because it looked WAY YUMMY
I'm joking. I never knew you could bake things TWICE. I always thought, that you could only bake for the amount of time stated on the packet of polymer clay. Otherwise it would burn.
Therefore I always had to use cocktail sticks for the lollipop sticks (which didn't really work well!)
Also thankyou for telling how to make the lollipop colours marble together like that, without looking lumpy, like mine do
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I am so glad you found this to be useful.
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Thankyou soooo much 
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Hoo-rah~! 
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Wow melting colors are beautyfull!! Very Good work!!
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I was wondering how you were going to make it, it ended up really nice! *Faves*
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Thank you very much, although this tutorial is very old and a bit messy it can still help others.
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soooo cute !!did u know be4 i saw this tutorial i had also made this cuz i waz watching tv and i saw kids in disney with lolipops so i made one !!! i also made pie and cookies!!
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Neat. ^_^ Great minds think alike.
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Your lollipop charm is purdy......I love the color! Is very swirly...
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Used this tutorial for these:
[link]
^^ I added bows hehe~
(I wish I had glaze, though..oh wells)
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this is so adorable.
love it.
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Thank you very much ^_^
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About how long would you bake the stick?
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Depending on what clay you use, if it's Sculpey brand clay it can bake for 15 minutes at 275 Degrees Fahrenheit
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So cute!!! Now I finally know how to make a lollipop thanks! <3
Where do you get your eye pins from?
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