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iCandiie β Polymer clay baguette tutorial
Published: 2009-05-31 02:59:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 66728; Favourites: 917; Downloads: 4757
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A tutorial on how to make baguette or French bread from polymer clay!
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Wow now I know how to bake bread for my dolls
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Awesome tutorial. I hope you don't mind, but I used it in my latest clay sculpture. You can see it here: mystiecub.deviantart.com/art/Sβ¦
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Can you apply a gloss on it after it's done baking without the chalk coming off?
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very good! i might try this out sometime
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Awesome and surprisingly easy! Fantastic job. I love it <3
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Wow! Is beautiful! THANKS! ps.My ENglish is bad
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Thanks for this! I'm always horrible at making bread!
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Is it just using regular pastels? Or is it something else?
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I used your tutorial and made bread thanks a lot it was fun
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There's someting I don't understand. If you dry it with water will the chalk be washed?
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This is so cute *w* i love small things!!! And more if theyΒ΄re food *w* your bread looks amazing*w* when i buy my first polymer clay, your tutorial is the first that iΒ΄m going to do *w* fav!!
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Pardon my bad english, iΒ΄m a mexican girl ToT
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You do have to bake it, though I didn't include it in the tutorial. Follow the instructions on your polymer clay packaging.
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Thank you so much for posting this, it really helped me with my miniature bread!
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No problem!
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Do you bake it with the chalk on? Or do you apply chalk after baking? If you do, wont the chalk rub off when you touch it?
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You bake with the chalk on, so it shouldn't rub off afterwards.
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Is there anything else you can use in place of the pastel chalk? I dont have any, and I dont feel like buying it.
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You could always paint the bread AFTER it's been baked. Acrylic would work fine.
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This has a feature in Stock and Awe 58 !
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Wow thank you so much!
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I made some
Thank you for this tutorial, It is very helpful~ <3
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This looks so cool (sadly i probaly forget if i made it and eat it if i made this)
^-^
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This is awesome! D8 It's so much simpler than I would have thought!
I'll definatly have to try it out. THANKS!
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