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Published: 2008-07-21 20:29:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 179886; Favourites: 2811; Downloads: 0
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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. I am so sorry it took me so long to get this up. ;_; With my traveling, commissions, and jet lag I have been pretty busy. But better late than never. Here is my polymer clay pancake tute. 
If you don't have liquid clay you can mix the pastel with your glaze and paint it on AFTER baking your plain pancake. 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] Seen on:
Cernitart [link]
To learn more about polymer clay and how I make my items check
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Deviations made using this tute:
~Cat-The-Rawr [link]
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Well i guess i'll be experimenting with that
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Haha/ ^__^ That's always a good thing. just be careful.
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I've never used air dry clays, so I'm not really sure if there is a liquid variety.
If you just want to make syrup like I made in this tutorial then, instead of liquid clay, you can use ground up chalk pastels and acrylic medium. Like a gloss medium. Or even try using colored resins. They will air dry and will give you a similar liquid look.
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You can use liquid clays to make the syrup, or you can use paints and acrylic mediums. They don't need to be baked and can just air dry.
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I added it to my favourites! Great tutorial!
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Where did you get the Fimo TLC? Can't find it any where :/
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I ended up finding it at JoAnn Fabrics in the clay section. A lot of craft stores don't have it in stock (which is very weird) but you can easily find it online.
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wow this is so cool, but i have a few questions
1. can you get tls is australia?
2. if yes, where??
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Tip:Use pastel dust instead of clay to get the pancake looks baked.It looks more realistic.
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I was going to feature all of your tutorials in my group, #ClayConfections [link]
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Very clever trick with the syrup, I'll have to use that on other projects, so different and smart!
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PANCAKES FOR EVERONE!!! 
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Are some translucent liquid clays better then others? The one I have is sculpey, but instead of looking clear the way yours does in the picture it looks very white and the syrup does not turn out transparent at all but a very solid color.
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Hello, could I link this and perhaps some of your other tutorials on [link] ? I'll probably just link to the page, not actually put the image up, unless that's alright.
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Your tutorials are awesome. 
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thsmight be stupid t ask, but will oil pastel work? XD
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Thank you so much for your tutorials. I've been wanting to do stuff like this for a while, and now I have the means to start!
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Hm, can I make a syrup in some other way? Liquid clay is very expensive and I can't buy it anywhere.
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excuse me, but how do you bake your clay? my brother's school has a clay baking machene but i heard you can do it in the over. and if so how long and at what temp? thank you.
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So if you bake the clay then it'll harden, and you can make the pancake into jewelery?
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X3 How cute. Thank you for the tutorial.
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great tut!
got a question:
Can i use oil pastel chalk?
thank you
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i really like thiz tutorial! THANK YOU! ,, I can' get the liquid clay so I just mix the colors with glaze <3 ..~ oh one question: what kind of clay r u usinng? and hw come u'r using water to make mixing operation easier >_< ?
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I might not do this project in particular, but I just bought some clay and I would LOVE to use this as a hlelp guild for other things. ^_^ I love the syrup idea... trans clay and pastel...
is that the oil pastel or a chalk pastel though?
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im pretty sure its chalk pastels =3
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these would probably be chalk pastels to make syrup =3
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I'm gonna use air-dry polymer clay (but I haven't bought yet, traditional needs to be baked and we only have a microwave.), so will the liquid clay work?
Or maybe some instructions on baking polymer clay using microwave?
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this is an old comment, so i dont know if your still looking for an answer, but about useing liquid clay without an oven. i dont hink it will work. you will have to check the back of the bottle and see if it can air dry, or is it has to be baked. if you cant bake it, you can always paint the syrup onto the airdry clay =3
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Do any of you know a substitute for pastels instead of buying them?
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in regards to your comment on this pancake tutorial:
instead of using pastels, im sure anything that has the color, and is dusty, would work. rust or food seasonings that are fine and the same color.
now, you may not be interested anymore, cause this is an old comment, but i just felt like answering ^^
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wait do you bake it before the syrup or after the syrup...do you have to bake it at all?
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