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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:
[link]
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how much is a small pack of eyepins? Anyways,i love ur tutorials!
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depends where you get them... They're not very expensive, well at least not in the uk. It's like 87p for 50 or something
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I love how the glaze makes the jelly look real! (:
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DANGIT I CLICKED HOPING FOR A RECIPE
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That's so awesome. :3 Can't wait to get myself some clay so I can try this myself~
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Thank you so much! This is really helpful. Just one question though. How do you get the charcoal to stay once you apply the 2nd coat of glaze? Even though
I wait a long time, the charcoal still comes off with the glaze and smears so it no longer looks powder but kind of like there is a translucent white layer on top.
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i tried this but when it dried and i dusted off the extra, all that was left was a translucent white layer. a complete fail - lol. where did i go wrong?
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hehhe that's great!
I use a thick glaze...how well does the polycrylic dry?
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I always wondered how to do that 
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Omg, these little clay foods are sooo cute!
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before i put the hole in for the jelly i make a hole in the middle of the donut for a ring donut! ^^
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i did it and it worked very good.
expect for the powder. hm.
but it's much cute. thanks
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Hi! I published your tutorial on [link] - with credit of course
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Your so blessed with your talent and your kind enough to share it with us, thanks.
I hope I can do claying soon.
I still got no materials.
My husband is working in Seattle Wa. but he can't find a store for arts there.
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Polymer clay is sold at craft stores like the Hobby Lobby, A C Moore, Michael's, and even Target brand stores carry small sets of polymer clay in their craft sections.
If you are still having trouble finding polymer clay in your area you can always purchase it on-line. Sites like ebay usually carry polymer clay as well.
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[link] I used this tut here 
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Great work, I added a link to your donut in the artist's description area of my tutorial.
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omg !! thank u for the tutorial!! ...i always wondered how they made mini fake treats but i thought there would never be a tutorial for this
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I am so glad you enjoyed my tutorials. Sorry for such a late reply but I have been away from DA for quite a bit.
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om gosh i love the sweet things u make your cutenes brings happines to the world i love your jelly donut tutorial
hope you dont mind that i put some of your tutorials on my favorites
u rock
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I don't mind at all, I am so glad you like my tutorials
Sorry for such a late reply but I have been away from DA for quite a bit.
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I tried it, though the result was not as good as your tutorial and the chalk did not stick to it completely... But it will still make a nice ornament in my Christmas tree.
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I used your jelly doughnut tutorial here. [link] Thanks for the ideas, they really got my creativity flowing.
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I am so glad you liked it.
Sorry for such a late reply but I have been away from DA for quite a bit.
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That's ok, I've been gone too
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This is a great tutorial!
But I'm having trouble sealing my charcoal. (The glaze seams to absorb the charcoal.) Is there a specific kind of charcoal or glaze/varnish I should use? Or could my charcoal just be too soft?
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I am so glad you enjoyed this tutorial.
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You're very welcome. I am so glad you like it.
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Ohhh Thank you *-*
The site is [link]
You're very sweet *O*
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Cuteeee *O*
Could take ( with credits obviously XD ) this tutorial on a site? Thanks ^^
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Sure, just give me a link to the site. I'll add it to the artist's description.
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is it okay if i dont put any gloss? and can i use nail polish?
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You don't have to use gloss for my other tutorials but for my jelly donut tute sealant is a must. If you don't use a gloss or sealant all your powder will come off. Clear acrylic medium, floor varnish, and sometimes nail polish can be used. Try a test item first to see how it goes.
Gloss is used to seal paint, add shine, or act as a protective finish.
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yayayayay!!!!!!!! this is sooooo cute!!!!! i am making one as we speak!!!!
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I'm glad you can use it.
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yeah... its very helpful... just one thing... if you use real powdered sugar will it ruin my doughnut????
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I wouldn't recommend using real powdered sugar because it can rot. You could try baby powder instead if you don't have chalk pastel.
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oh ok!!! sounds good... thanks!!!
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