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Polymer clay eye tutorial (for plushies)
Published: 2012-12-10 20:05:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 27290; Favourites: 889; Downloads: 374
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If this tutorial was helpful, feel free to donate some points
... and feel free to correct my english
check out my commission info [link] EDIT: Thanks yo much for suggesting this as daily deviation *_* i even never dream about being featured >.<
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Thanks so much for the tutorial
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Oh neat I had never thought of making the eyes out of clay. Thanks for the easy and clear tutorial! I am totally going to try this out soon.
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hehe, thanks
sent me a link when you finished the "try" ^^
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The plushie is soooo well-made!
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This is great! Its wonderful advice and easy to follow! And congrats on the DD!
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Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
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*grins* als ichs gelesen hab dacht ich mir schon 'hmmm, ich glaub, die person ist muttersprachlich deutsch'
Nur versteh ich am Ende nicht, wie die Augen jetzt in den ΓΆsen befestigt werden o,o einfach reingebogen?
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mein perfektes englisch *hust*
also ich bieg das um und dann nΓ€h ich das fest
nadel durch den stoff --> durch die ΓΆse --> durch den stoff --> durch die ΓΆse usw.
das mach ich dann so 10 mal
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Bin grad am rumgrΓΌbeln, aber ich glaub ich muss das einfach mal selber machen ums zu verstehen '_'
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ist eigentlich nicht besonders kompliziert^^
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Denk ich auch, ich kanns mir grad nur irgendwie nicht vorstellen
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am besten ist sowieso learning by doing
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Awesome tutorial, so easy-understandable.
I do not make plushies but it can be used for creating tiny clothing furniture as well, i think!
Congrats on DD.
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thank you so much
yeah i think clothing furniture will work too
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Thank you for this! The plastic plushie eyes in my area are of VERY limited colors. With this, I can make whatever color/shape I want!
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that's the same problem that i had, so I decided to give polymer clay a chance, and came up with this ^^'
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They look great. If I hadn't found your tutorial, I would have thought you had bought them somewhere!
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So simple! (How could i not came up with tfis idea before? O_O) Thank you so much!
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Cool. I'm definitely going to share this.
You might try using a sewing awl when you're pushing the loops through (then you wouldn't need to cut anything 
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Oh wow, i didn't even know, that anything like that exist
i didn't need to cut my fabric (thank god) because is was able to push through it - it was not too fine-meshed
i just thought, if you use felt there is no other way ^^''
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Omgosh that is so brilliant. o_o It's so... simple. It all makes so much sense. Usually I struggle when looking at tutorials, since I'm a visual learner, but all the visuals and the instructions you've provided really made it easy for me to understand.
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hehe
i hate reading much in tutorials, so i made a lot of photos, at least of the important scenes (just forgot to make photos of painting the eyes)
I'm glad that you like it
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Augh, I hear you there. I mean, if it's done well, sure, but the more visuals the better. (Personally I think the eyes are self-explanitory so there. 
I do indeed. 
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very nice
thanks for showing me your results, you did a good job
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Thank you.
It's the least I can do, since you were awesome enough to whip this tutorial up.
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i like your plushies
they are very cute
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Aw thank you. 
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haha, ya he came out good
it was a gift, so i did my best ^^
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Hard work always pays off.
I'm sure the person you gifted it to adores it. X3 I know I would.
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yes, he got a new home where he gets a lot of love
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As well he should.
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OMG MY TWO FAVORITE CRAFTS!
COMBINED
I've been wanting to try this forever!
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If you give it a try, send me a picture
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