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VersiΓ³n en EspaΓ±ol: [link]My other polymer clay tutorials:
Polymer Clay Plate Tutorial Polymer Clay Bowl Tutorial Polymer Clay Waffles Tutorial Polymer Clay Cakes Tutorial Polymer Clay Cinnamon Roll Tutorial Polymer Clay Chocolate Chip Cookies Tutorial Sugar Scrub for the Polymer Clay Artist Tutorial Mica Shift an Awesome Polymer Clay Technique FTF: Chocolate Shavings Mini-Tutorial Polymer Clay Faux Opal Tutorial (Buyable) Polymer Clay Waffles Tutorial (VIDEO) Polymer Clay Flowers Tip (VIDEO) Polymer Clay Cake Texture Tutorial (VIDEO) The Perfect Frosting Tutorial (VIDEO) See all my Artisan Craft tutorials here: [link]
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The much promised polymer clay bowl tutorial!
Sorry it took me so long to finish it 
(useless information: I took 98 photos to complete this tutorial).If you have any questions or need help, let me know! Also request a tutorial if you have an idea
Comments and suggestions are always much appreciated 
Bowls made using my tutorial!:
[link] by *andokadesbois
[link] by ~PMeMe
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Comments: 317
This was very good, I think I can make bowls now.
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I love this. I'm not sure, but I think bowls this size would be perfect for the scale I use. I'm saving my clay for other projects right now, but I definitely want to save this tutorial for when I'm making accessories- and figure out where to find a decent-sized marble.
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Hello! I'm so glad that you liked it, I really hope you'll try it
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I'm not precisely sure what the scale is because my figurines don't have normal proportions. They're all about 3 inches high, but their heads usually make up about a third of their total height. Size-wise, they seem to go well with Japanese puzzle erasers and a 1:12 dollhouse couch I bought years ago, so I think 1:12 scale might work. I'm hoping to pick up a bottle of Ramune at the grocery store this week, so I'll have to see if the marble in the bottle will work. I'm not sure how else to get a single marble as opposed to a 4-ounce bag.
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oooh I see, then it will probably work
I was lucky I saved my marbles from when I was little, if you know any small child you may ask them to borrow a marble. They come in a lot of sizes, so you may be able to find the right one for your figurines.
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I made my first bowl! If you want to see how it turned out, it's here. I think it could be better, but that's probably because this was my first time using this tutorial. I have a few ideas about what I can do to improve.
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And i like the way you designed the bowls......
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Thank you so much!
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Oh please do!
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I'm glad that you think so, thanks for checking my tutorial!
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My pleasure! I hope that you'll try it
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thanks for sharing ^^ this is amazingΒ
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My pleasure, glad you liked it!
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Just out of curiosity (yes, I'm going to try to do this once I start claywork), this doesn't ruin the marble, does it? I know you can make crackle marbles by baking then dropping into cold water, but I'd probably make a bowl with some of my dad's marbles, and he'd kill me if I ruined his marbles because I baked them
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How long do you bake it for and at what temp?
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Can you tell me anything about baking thing! i need help here.. i dont have oven..how can i bake it still...and if i dont do..wat will happen!
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It's should say on your clay package. If it doesn't, you pre heat your oven to about 275. The depending on how big you peice is, about 15 minutes in the oven.
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use your microwave! you put water in a bowl, put the project in and microwave it in 1-2 minute intervals
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Um you are supposed to use an oven
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Just tried using granite coloured clay and looks great thank you ^^
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Used your great tutorial here: [link] ... Thank you so much for the help and the idea with the marbles.
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Reminds me of the tuts Chat-Noir used to do! I love Poly Clay Tutes.
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thanks so much for this! finally a tutorial with materials i have >:0
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I'm glad you found it interesting!
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Cute! xD another thing on my list of 'OMG I MUST DO THAT!'
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Oh yes, I think it's on purpose, so only the most awesome things are remembered and completed 
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Yaaaaaaay.. Now I'm one step closer to making my Ice cream jewerly collection of doom.
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I completely support that project
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I am glad!
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do you paint it before or after you put the glaze on?
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Before, I use the glaze to protect the painting too.
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this worked like a champ! thank you so much for this tutorial
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I'm very happy that they did, you're veyr welcome!
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you just made clay making 50% easier for me! thnx! :3
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I'm glad I could help!
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Are you sure I can bake glass, because last time i did it it the glass kinga like shattered from the outside or left that kind of effect.
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