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Published: 2009-04-21 05:18:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 23080; Favourites: 386; Downloads: 219
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Here's my Banana tutorial that I promised you guys earlier today.
Hope this help you all out with your bananas.I had lots of fun making these little glow in the dark bananas.
Enjoy the tutorial.
If you want to post this tutorial somewhere else please ask my permission first. Thanks
Kiwi Cane: [link] 
Pies part 1: [link] Pies part 2: [link] Pies part 3: [link] 
Dragon Fruit Cane part 1: [link] Dragon Fruit Cane part 2: [link] Dragon Fruit Cane part 3: [link] 
Watermelon Cane: [link] 
Macaroons method 1: [link] Macaroons methood 2: [link] 
Colour Mixing: [link] 
Skinner Blend: [link] Pizza coming soon.
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Thank you. I am very happy that you found it helpful. I like the more realistic look too.
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-nods- would you like to see? the pieces are finished i just need to take a picture
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I meant Fimo. I also noticed you get figerprints on yours. Mine was more plasticy than anything
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I use mostly sculpey for my stuff it's a lot softer. There is also clay softener you can buy to help with fimo and other than that you just have to work it a lot. Body heat helps to soften it.
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Your clay looks softer what type of clay are you using here. I've only used Fino and its so hard I literealy spend like an hour just to roll it into a ball so i stoped making stuff. I'd love to get back into it and I just wanted to find a softer clay
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Thank you.
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It turned out good
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Good to hear and you're very welcome.
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Do you think you could make a mini tutorial on HOW to roll that thick clunky mash into a skinny, long, bannana looking cane?
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thanks for the help 
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Great!! I just am kinda confused about the part where you give it 'a waist'
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You give it a shape like an hour glass. Fat ends and a skinny middle. I hope that helps.
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OMG! my banana slices came out great! thanks for the tutorial!!!
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if you bake it first, what do you cut it with?
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I cut it with an exacto knife while it's still hot so it's more pliable. If you don't want to bake it first I suggest putting it in the freezer for awhile and then cutting them with a really sharp knife.
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Nanas made of clay :3 cute!!! but what type of clay is it?? I mean I work with clay, but I haven't heard of colored clay till now lol sorry if my question sounds kind of dumb
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It's polymer clay. It comes in many colours and you bake it in your regular oven. No questions are dumb.
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this is awesome...im gonna look and fav your other tuts...^u^
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thanks ive been trying to make a banana cane .this helped.
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thanks ive been trying to make a banana cane...this helped
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Finally! THX! I've been tryin to figure out how to make banana's now i know how.
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That's amazing. I'll try it next time I'm using my polymere clay
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Yay! I made banana canes!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
My bananas [link]
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Thank you os much for showing me and you're very welcome for the tutorial.
They came out wonderfully. Congrats.
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You're very welcome.
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hie i tried this method but failed at squeezing them and it turns off shape, any tips in doing it?
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Make sure you give it a good dent in the middle and then just start to pull it. Once you get it more even start to roll it so you can get a nice round shape.
I hope this helps.
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thanks fer the advice i try it again
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You're very welcome and good luck.
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Do you mean what could you use them for?
Well when you slice them you get individual little banana pieces that you can use in many different art projects. I use them to make mini fruit plates and all kinds of things.
Hope this answers your question.
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This is sooo cool!
I'm going to try it when I get my polymer clay
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Thank you so much.
That's awesome I hope it works out well for you.
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thank you, I'll be sure to send you a link when I post it
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Awesome I can't wait to see.
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I am attempting to use you're tutorial RIGHT NOW
I have some yellow triangles so far
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Good luck hun let me know how they turn out for you.
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thank you 
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You're very welcome sweetie.
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You're very welcome. 
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