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MisttheWarrior — Polymer Clay Tutorial - Bread
Published: 2010-12-14 01:38:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 36846; 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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xD haha, thanks. Hope it helps!
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That toast looked so realistic! I could totally eat that little crouton! x3
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Hehe thanks~ hope it helps!
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Yus!
Actually, if you made it, would you link me a pic?
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That's if I made it. I've been wanting to do clay stuff, but never seem to have the time. /urgh
But I'll try.
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Ah...D=
Well, if you do get the time, I'd be happy to see it!
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u can bake the pastel with the bread right?
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Yup, with no problems or side effects!
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u can bake the pastel with the bread right?
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THIS...IS...BEATUIFUL! Love you and thanks ;D PS.My english is bad ;/
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hahaha I always wondered how to make the texture right on the bread! I resorted to just poking at it with a toothpick. So helpful!
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Glad to be of help! Toothpick texturing is good for cakes, but otherwise it's too hard to control and takes way too long.
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Cool idea with using tweezers and mascara brush! ^^
It will be really usefull for me
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I just wanted to say thanks. I used your tutorial when I made my sandwich: [link]
Although I didn't get to color it properly. I ordered the chalk pastels, but I sent them up to my college instead of my house. Whoops. I'll get them in January, I suppose.
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Thank you so much for commenting! It means a lot that my tutorial helped someone.
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This is great! Thanks for sharing!
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I wouldn't worry about air bubbles in bread, I mean, bread -has- air bubbles. XD
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Yes, but it looks kinda odd anyway.
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What a trippy song!
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i think its the perfect song to listen to while making this don't you?
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OOOOOO yes!!!! 
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Lol thanks! I did kinda steal the idea from them though...xD
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Thats ok, I dont think anybody minds
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It is surprisingly easy, actually.
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burnt piece of toast?
If I was to make normal bread i would roll out a brown into a sheet, take a lighter brown and roll it into a log, then roll the sheet around the log, and then i'd follow your steps.
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Well, yes I admit that I might have overdid the pastel. xD
I recommend if you just want to do regular bread that you use pastels to only color the crust. Oftentimes the other method doesn't end up looking as realistic.
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