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Published: 2006-10-13 19:09:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 151471; 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
Check my journal for the opportunity to suggest new tutorials.
Good luck and lolli pops to all!
MY FAQ: [link]
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]
Or my Polymer Clay News Articles [link] [link] [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
Thank you very much. I buy my eye pins from Michaels a local craft chain. But you can also buy them for firemountaingems.com
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This is a great tutorial^^ wouldnt the stick get burned though if you bake it more than once?
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I've just used the swirling technique to make candy cane decorations for x-mas.
It was surprisingly easy
Thank youuuu
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these are really cute! and helped me alot in making foods and such
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I'm so happy you found it useful. ^_^
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Oh, and I looked at your other tutorials too!
I made a lolli pop necklace and all my friends asked me where I got it and I told them, I made it ^^
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Just put my lollipops in the oven; we'll see!
I'll glaze tomorrow and then hopefully get photos!
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Yay, I can't wait to see them ^_^
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They singed a little, but Im really proud of them for first tries!
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Your tutorials are great
sorry to be a pain... this has probably been asked 50 million times before but does it matter what clay I use?...
Can I just use sculpey for everything in your tutorials?
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Thank you so much. Yup, any polymer clay will work for my tutorials.
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So it says not to bake it over a certian time ok? Well how do I bake the lollie top without overbaking the stick?
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It is safe to re-bake the stick. The only time problems occur is when an item is excessively baked (maybe 5+ times) or if the oven is set at the wrong temperature. If polymer clay is baked at a temperature above 300 degrees Fahrenheit it can burn and PVC can give off toxic fumes. Baking in the oven removes the plasticizer from the clay so it is no longer mold-able. Baking an item twice is not a problem.
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so do i bake the already baked stick again? is that okay? 
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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.
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hopefully i'll be attempting these tomorrow
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(Major Long Comment, Super late reply too) My sis and I were browsin the search engine for tutorials, which to tell you all you made so simple for us simple minded
anyways I was wondering why don't you hold the lollipop swirl with something flat like a book(don't let it mush x_O) and make an opening in the lollipop for the stick to go in =3 than you smush it lightly to make it stick XD This way you get a circle like lollipop instead a mushed lollipop =3
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That's something one could try. ^_^ the only thing is you will have to make sure the hole is not too big and the stick is securely in. Otherwise the stick can easily pull out or even fall out.
This was the first tutorial I made (and most likely the worst ^_^; ) There are a few errors and flaws in it.
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aww but their all so awesome ;D your lollipop also show how to make a candy cane hehe ^^ and their good for a first x3 so easily organized and easy for me to read ;D
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I am so glad you can use it ^_^
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What would you suggest baking it on? Like on foil, in a bowl, on a plate...what?
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I have a small baking sheet. (Like for making cookies) You can line it with foil and bake your clay on it. Or buy a cookie sheet cheap from a local thrift store and bake right on it. It's just that once polymer clay touches something it can only be used for polymer clay because it is not food safe.
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Ok. Becuse I bake my clay on foil and it's always gotten a little borwn tinged on the bottom. Thank you for the advice!! (Great tutorials by the way! ^.^)
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Thank you very much
Well it can also be the temperature. You might want to lower it a bit is they are browning. Certain colors of clay (like translucent and some yellows) burn very easily when baked at the recommended clay temperature. I usually bake them at 200-250 degrees if I worry and I keep my eye on the oven.
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This is so cute, I really want to make one now.
By the way, this made me hungry
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is it okay to rebake the stick that you already baked?
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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.
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Ahh I can't manage to get the stick in without squashing the lollipop =_= Do you have any tips for the heavy handed clutz's out there
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Hm well the only real advice I have is to make the sticks skinnier and pointed at one end. If they are thinner and pointed at one end they might go in easier. Oh, or you can take your lolli pop tops and put them in the freezer to harden up a bit before putting the stick in. They'll retain their shape better when cold. ^_^ I hope this can help you out a bit.
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It sure did 
And thanks for posting your tutorials ! I absolutely adore them, are you making anymore in the future ?
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Actually yes. I am going to upload one tomorrow.
I am making the following tutorials:
-How to make a plate
-How to make a plate of breakfast foods
-How to make a plate of lunch foods
-How to make a sushi cane
So be on the look out for those. Then once I finish all those I'll put up a new poll in my journal and everyone can vote for the next one. ^_^
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thanks so much for the tutorial ^_^
so you don't bake the polymer clay?!
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You're very welcome ^_^
You bake it. In this tutorial you bake the stick first and then assemble the lolli pop. Then you bake the whole thing again. I just don't show any images of baking.
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thx for the tips.... so cute!
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Where did you get the eyepin and all the mats? tnx!
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I got the eyepins and the mat (really a cutting board) at Michaels. Believe it or not it was once a self healing cutting board but I think it was stabbed to death.
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i had just bought some materials ^^
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All of the polymer clay tuts you can manage would be greatly apprehiated!!!
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I may be doing a candy apple one soon be on the look out.
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