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MisttheWarrior ā Polymer Clay Tutorial - Bread
Published: 2010-12-14 01:38:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 36840; Favourites: 624; Downloads: 1158
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Okay, I know it looks like toast. Just add less pastel if you want it to look more like regular bread (more for the crust, too).I noticed the lack of a polymer clay tutorial for slices of bread.
I hope people are helped by this!
Using some of these techniques I made these: [link] [link]
^I would LOVE it if you commented if this helps you!!^
^Link me to your creations that you make with these tips, and I will list them below!^
Grungy bushes from
~Other polymer clay tutorials:~
Pearls: [link]
Piping: [link]
Other tutorials
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Easy Sketchbook : [link]
Traveling with Art Supplies : [link]
Watercolor Paper Stretching : [link]
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Comments: 134
did you use the pastel dust before or after you baked the clay?
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Before! It sticks much better.
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alright, thanks!
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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/Sā¦
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Awesome! Glad to help! ^-^
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that's amazing! but how do you bake it in the oven... after the pastel? of before that
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Bake it after you add the pastel.
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Should we like, bake it when we're done? *serious question* Y'know, to make it hard?
This was so helpful! Thank you!
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Yes, follow the instructions on your clay package.
Glad to help!
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this does help greatly, thank you! but i must ask, is the method with the pastel stuffs how you shade clay aswell?
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Not quite sure what you mean by that, but what you see is what happens. ^-^;;
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First thing I read was "BREAD" and im like "aw man this is boring i gotta get the frick outta here" haha
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Is there an alternative for Pastels? If not, where can I get some and what are the prices/
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Hm...I suppose you could use chalk, but I don't know if you have a brown or not.
Also, I've heard of some people using watercolor, but I'd be careful with that, as I don't know how that would bake.
Prices on pastels range...a lot. xD I can't really give you a price, but I can say that a cheap set will work just fine.
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No probs!
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Hi! I know this isn't the right place but I need help with the clay. I can't use the oven to bake it and I need to dry it! How do I do it?!
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Are you using polymer clay or air dry clay? I can't help you with air dry clay, but you need to use the oven for polymer clay, because it will never ever dry on its own.
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i have a question, does this work with baking clay also?
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I'm not sure what you mean by this...?
I am using polymer clay in this tutorial, a clay that you bake in the oven. So yes. xD
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oh! well ok! thank you!
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I love this! Thank you for making a tutorial on "normal" bread!
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Thanks! I saw there was a lack.
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This helped me sooo much! I knew you could use pastels to color but didn't know how to apply! <3 it! Great tutorial!
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Thanks! I'm so glad it helps~ You can also use a paintbrush- I find it slightly easier to work with.
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Thanks for the tip!
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Great, hope they help!
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I'm definetly gonna try this! Maybe in a bigger scale though.... X)
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xD Then you may want to use a toothpick and round pin head for the detail instead, so you can make larger holes in the bread.
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Yeeaaahh... Probably XD Thanx 4 da tips!
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No problem, good luck!
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Thanx La la la la
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No prob! Hope it helps!
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Thanks~ hope you make some cute of your own!
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Yay! Glad to help~
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just a question, doesnt the mascara brush leave black dots on it? or should i clean it out first so that theres no mascara on it?
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Yes, if you're going to use a brush that's already got makeup on it, clean it first. And then NEVER use it for your eyes again. However, it might just be easier to buy some disposable mascara brushes. And Q-tips are a brand name of cotton swabs. They carry them at almost every drug store/grocery store/ convenience store. However, if you cannot find them, paint brushes work, too.
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oh another question lols, wat the hell is a q-tip? and incase i dont have it or cant find one is there any other material i can use? thn xD
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Looks like Cinnamon Toast Crunch without the Sugar
Good Job!
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