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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.
Sorry this took so long everyone
Everything has been so...hectic. Finals are this week but I finally got this tutorial up and ready for you.
So here is my jelly donut tutorial. I know you guys were really looking forward to this one. 
Enjoy. If you make something with this please link back here so more people can learn how.
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]
Check out my gallery for more yummy polymer clay treats: [link]
Or my ETSY shop: [link]
Deviations made with this tute:
*SarahRose [link] *Mahkohime [link] *Cat-The-Rawr [link] ~Cinnamonster [link] ~citrus-wedding [link] ~TUSIOR [link] SEEN ON:
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I just love your tutorials!Β
They're so helpful and inspiering :3
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Does that glaze dry fast? and where did you purchase it? (: Thanks
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I bought this glaze from Home Depot, but you should be able to find it at any hardware store. (I think some craft stores carry it too.)
It has a similar dry-time to the Sculpey glazes, but it's a little thinner.
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Thanks for your help (:
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cute!! can you make sugar from soft pastel instead of charcoal or will regular white chalk work?
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ok thank you. love your tutorials.
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That is a very old tutorial and I am very sure that is a typo.
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How do you keep the sugar on top after the glaze dries? Does all of it stay or does most of it flake off?
Also I made this: [link] with your tutorial!
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The glaze I used was really thick, so after I get the initial powder to stick to the charm (after it dries of course) I put a second layer on in a stippling motion. This helps seal the powder on the charm and prevents it from flaking off. An easier way is to spray a clear glaze on top after the initial powder sticks to the first layer of glaze. (I would try this, but I don't have any spray sealers)
I still have charms made with this technique and none of the 'sugar' has come off yet.
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Ah that's cool, I've been looking into finding where the spray glaze is sold. I've seen people use vanish, maybe that'll do? I dunno, I don't want to ruin any of my charms trying to experiment with something that might not work and would be a complete waste of money and time, lol.
I'll have to try the stippling though, it takes a lot of coats of the Sculpey gloss glaze before it gets thick and shinny how I like it. Maybe next time!
Thank you
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thanks for the cool tutorial
i made one donut with it: [link]
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Thank you very much, I am glad you were able to use it
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I made some! [link] Thanks!
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It seems certain pastels work better than others. The one I used in this tutorial was very hard (drawing charcoals have different grades of softness) the harder the grade the less-likely it will blend into your glaze. For this charm I use a really thick glaze too, either the Sculpey gloss or Triple Thick brand gloss.
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Oh right! Thanks so much!
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Question! o.o ! the glaze has no scent right? >
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alright.. thank you very much ^-^
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um excuse me but um where do u get the keychain thingy? (like a answer like this: jewelery shop and what kind of jewelery shop)
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I know I'm not the Char-Noir, but I get my things at the craft/fabric store. I get the little screw in ones in the wood section and the long eyelet ones in the jewelry section. You can also find them for a really good price on Etsy as well.
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THANK U U'VE HELPED ALOT 
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Finally a reason to use my charcoal! This is GENIUS!
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Umm.. How would it make that chain harder? o.O ?
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Oh Sorry Oven .. 
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Um, could you please tell me were you get the white chalk..stuff...please?
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you can just use white pastel you know
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Oh ok! THANK YOU!
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Thank-you! ...I'm just going around now; doing more research and learning more. (:
I hope to dive into selling my mini-items!
- Snaps
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wow. my mommy thought that was a real donut at the end, haha! she's extremely impressed
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High five, I use Polycrylic too. Best non-toxic glaze evar.
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can u put the glaze in oven with the clay? sorry if this is a stupid question.
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Where to get this thing - that thing whatΒ΄s on the 11 picture .this metal ting(dont no he name of this X__O)
And where to get it or where i can buy it on the internet ?
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Oh, this is so amazing! This is the next charm I'm making (:
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i love how you make the 'toasty top' its so clever!
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You know, your tutorials are so enticing that they make me wanna try em out myself... considering that I'm a photographer and I have ABSOLUTELY no idea on sculpting or making things out of clay. 
You're really good at this!
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You are so awesome! Is the sushi one hard? Please tell me it's easy! Please please please!
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