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Published: 2008-07-21 20:29:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 179884; 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
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 using this tute:
~Cat-The-Rawr [link]
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woah this is super helpful, thank you so so so so so so much!!!! I would kiss you if I could! haha
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Worst thing I've ever eat.
But oh, plus for the nice look.
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AWESOMLEY DELICIOUS!!!Looks so real!!
My dad thought it was real
SWEET JOB!!
*fav*
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I kave a question hoe does it dryes or gets hard in an oven ,fridge by itself?
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The clay is put in an oven at the baking instruction the package tells you. Then it becomes hard. You can temporarily make it hard by putting it in a freezer. It is good to put it in the freezer when you dont want to mess up the texture of something.
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Oh how wonderful! It looks tasty 
I salute your awsomeness 
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That is so cool with the pastel syrup thing! The end result is incredible and adorable!
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Wow! This is rly original! Imma gonna try it!
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Soo cute :]
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Simple and yet so skillfully done!
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great gallery
The gel that you used is like the varnish that use then they're cooked or is another thing?
thank u
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My brother think it's a real pancake!!
And I think it a bit look like dorayaki!
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hello !
your work is amazing.
i tried make this pencake and when i made the syrup, i used the same fimo deko gel, the brown pastel dust but mine was very thick, strongly sticked and didnt flow like yours. 
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omg that is super cute!! it looks almost real when u do a close up of it!! ur really good..
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hi there, can you explain how to make the glaze/ syrup ^_^ pretty super duper please??
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that is awesome
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yaay! I 
Keep making easy-peezy tutorials like this ones!
<333
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chat noir your tutorials are really good!
I brought a minature 'dibdab' lolipop neckalace once of ebay and now im hooked onthe idea of baking clay minatures and sweeties to creat necklaces,earrings,phone charms etc what do you recommend i buy to start with liek tools etc? and also how do you make like minature replicas of walkers crisp bags and smarties tubes etc?!?! and also chupa chups lollis??
Thanks xxxx
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Thank you! This should really help!
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I totally love it and I'm gonna try to do this one >w<
Faved!
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what sort of liquid clay did you use? i have liquid sculpey and it is so opaque that when i mix pastel in it looks like mud. in the picture yours looks pretty clear is it Fimo Deko Gel?
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I think I'm going to make pancakes for my friends birthday.
Do you just follow the baking instructions on the clay package or do you have your own technique to baking?
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Great! Thank you! I'll take pictures of my creations and send them your way.
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my syrup (no matter how many different ways or mixes of liquid clay or glaze), certainly does not look like that. or, it starts out looki ng that way and then evaporates and flattens. D:
this is where i ask you exactly what kind of translucent liquid clay are you using, and is the image in the end of your tut baked or unbaked?
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The end result picture is unbaked but the syrup looks pretty much the same after baking. The liquid clay I used was the liquid fimo pictured in the supplies photo. I find that liquid fimo bakes the clearest out of the three brand of liquid clay I have used. (Kato, Sculpey, and Fimo)
Fimo is a little thinner than sculpey and bakes clearer. Which Sculpey is thicker and bakes with a more frosted quality. Kato is very very liquid and runs all over the place.
I recommend adding the syrup very last. Right before putting it in the oven. Or you could mix liquid clay with a small chunk of brown solid clay ti get a thicker consistency so it will not run or flatten out.
I hope this was able to help you a bit.
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thank you so much!
many people who make little tasty clay charms are very adamant about not letting others recreate their works. it's sweet of you to take the time to make so many tutorials!
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I am glad you like my tutes.
I hope to become a teacher after I graduate college, so I like making tutorials and helping other people learn how to make crafts.
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So you can just bake these in a regular oven right?
Anyway these are so cute :3
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Yes, polymer clay is a form of oven curable plastic. Before baking it is similar to playdough and after baking it becomes hard plastic.
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Ah great, thanks for answering my silly question :3
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Very nice. Though, I don't think I could them half as well as you
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Well the clay used in this tutorial (and all my tutorials) Is Polymer clay.
Polymer clay is an oven curable plastic and there are several different brands. Each brands have their own recommended baking times and temperatures. You can read my FAQ for more information: [link]
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So... a normal clay can't be baked?
Thanx !
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Well there are many different types of clay, ceramic, modeling, polymer, paper...etc.
Each type is made for a different purpose and has a different curing process.
Paper clay air dries, ceramic needs to be baked in a kiln, polymer needs to be baked in an oven, modeling clay is oil based and will never dry.
It all depends on what you are using.
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Thanx!
Um do you know...How can I dry modeling clay T__T? Is it imposible?
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I don't think you can dry or cure modeling clay. Since it is oil based it stays wet and mold able.
Here is some more information that might help you: [link]
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I usually use Sculpey but I also like Fimo.
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