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Published: 2009-01-13 19:00:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 74723; Favourites: 1876; Downloads: 502
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You might notice the finished pie is slightly different from the one in the listed steps.
I used a previously made pie but I promise the techniques involved are the same! Sorry but I needed that tin back. 
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THAT LOOKS SOOO FUN!!! sometime in my life im going to try that XD , but i dont have the patients to do them kind of things XD , anyways I LOVE YOUR WORK. All your little foods are sooo cute and realistic :3 I WANNA EAT UM
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Thank you so much<3
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Your Welcome
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Thank you for doing this tutorial. I had no idea I could use the translus
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Oops clicked the button before I finished my comment LOL. I wanted to say that I had no idea I could use the translucent with other colors to add the impression that it's a bit see through!
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do you think that you could post some more tutorials like this?but with more things like the basics? oh and how did you learn how to make such realistic foods? man... now i'm hungry...
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I'm hoping to post more tutorials in the future 
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thank you so much!! don't answer this if it is too much but do you think it is safe to bake polymer clay outside in the summer on a deck? or would that spoil it?
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Hmm that I'm not quite sure of, a good place to ask would be the polymer clay section of craftster.org
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1 question...did u use microscope or magnifyin glass when carving or u solely rely on ur eyes. u must hv an accute vision.
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I use just my eyes, but I keep my work very close to my face
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woow! so..
you're using clay...
wow wo nice!
You doa nice work
with that "food", it looks
like real food. o.o
GOOD JOB!
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thanks for sharing! seems easy now
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This is awesome! I just started getting into making miniatures with clay for a dollhouse I'm finishing. I would love to see more tutorials like this one!^^
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Thank you so much! ^_^
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how much time do you spent for this art? and then you just leaveto dry...? or how
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I spend usually 1-3 hours per miniature and they are cured by baking ^_^
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thank you so much! any other tutorials would be much appreciated. i just cant believe how awesome little minis look ^_^
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supremely lovely. Your work is so detailed and looks so amazing. I'm glad I found your page.
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i'd love to try this, buuuuut my hand shakes when i try to focus on tiny lil objects so it'll come out...not so pie-like xD;;
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I'd give it a try
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Thanks!
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did you make the pie tin aswell? or buy it?
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I bought the pie tin
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I'm a newbie to the art of working with polymer clay (hopefully I'll get some work onto dA soon!), so I was really happy to find your work and this tutorial. You did an excellent job of outlining the steps, and the final product looks great. Thanks for taking the time to share this process with us!
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Thank you so much!! I'm very happy to share and I'm glad you found this useful ^_^
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Thank you! I know there were probably quite a few people begging you for a tutorial.
Where'd you get your pastels? I've been looking all over.
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I got a set from the Stampin' Up collection, they're made for scrapbooking but they have a lovely palette
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I got a 12 pack at my nearby Art Supply Store!
So happy!
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Thnx for the tutorial. Could you make a Dutch Apple pie tutorial too?
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No problem, I'll be making more tutorials hopefully very soon...including more pie ones ^_^
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Omg! <3
I'm totally trying this. c:
Thank you for posting it hun.
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Wooow the final product looks complicated but your tutorial is so simple to understand! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy
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