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Talty — Polymer Clay Cake Texture Video Tutorial
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This is probably the question I get asked the most, many people seem to have troubles getting the cake crumbs right so here's the video where I show how I make the texture! If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask me
I tried to use the best photo I could so that you can see the texture I'm teaching you to do (size: 2 cm ~ 0.8 inches long). Here's my full cake tutorial: [link] Some of you that follow me on YouTube probably saw this before, I actually uploaded it some months ago but there was a problem with the music I chose so I re-uploaded the video. However, I never announced here that I had posted it, so most of you probably have never seen it XD so yay! you can watch it now
As with all my other tutorials, you're free to use my techniques as much as you want and even sell the things you do with them, please link back so that more people can learn how to do these things or say that you were "Inspired by Talty", that's all I'm asking for. However, YOU CAN NOT to claim my techniques as your own, YOU CAN NOT to re-distribute my tutorials in any way with anyone, use them for any purpose, translate them, pack them or re-post them anywhere else. Thanks
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 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) See all my Artisan Craft tutorials here: [link]
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Wow those are pretty cool! I'm really thankful that you sent me a link so that I could see them, I get excited to see that people are using my tutorials 
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Thanks
I like it, too, when people use one of my tutorials and show the result
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No problem!
Yes, it's an amazing feeling
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that is not polymer clay that looks to real to be polymer clay
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Your tutorials are amazing. I spent way more time than I meant to, just watching a few of them over and over again.
THANX for posting them.
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Wow 
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EREE IT LOOKS SOO REALISTIC. GAHH I WANNA EAT CAKE
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Thank you! 
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OMFG I JUST STUMBLED ACROSS THIS AND IT LOOKS LIKE MY ICON HAHAHA
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Thank you! I'm headed over to you tube and looking forward to seeing your work. Peg
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No problem, I hope you liked it!
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Wow, that looks good enough to eat
Looks great! I might attempt to make one someday x3
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Damn! I was hoping that they'd be lots of customers buying these for their 13 year old daughters or something for their birthdays
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Well there is a lot of competition, there's probably thousands of people doing this kind of thing
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That shouldn't be an excuse! xD Honestly I've never seen anyone do a soft cake crumbs as good as yours!
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Wow! That makes me hungry...
I will take a look at your tutorial!
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Thanks!! 
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Yes, your tutorial is so useful! Thank you again for all your help!
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I'm using this technique, too, when I am trying to make some cakes. 
Talty, thank you for sharing all these things with us. It's always a pleasure, because you explain things so clearly and well arranged. I can always learn from it.
But well, there is a question I have. I hope this doesn't bother you.
I use fimo soft as clay. It is reeeeally very soft. Your cakes in the video seemed to be a little harder. It's not that easy for me to touch the little cake without deforming it, though I have gently fingers.
What clay are you using? Do you have any experience with fimo soft? If you do, can you say if these clays are less soft than fimo soft? Or is there a trick you use before texturing?
So many questions, sorry.
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Sorry for the late reply, but I'm so happy that my techniques and tutorials have helped you
I'm using Sculpey III which is also very soft, some people find it useful to freeze the clay to make it more sturdy. I did that in the beginning but I don't need to anymore. I leave the clay to sit for a couple of days so I think that may help too, it does get a bit harder.
And I'm sorry for the late reply, but feel free to ask questions whenever
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It's okay! You don't need to apologize. I thought the whole time that you were busy with your adorable little kitten, hihi. ♥
Also it must be really time consuming to answer all those comments and questions you get, so it is okay!
Well, thank you! I think I am going to try that the next time. I'm sure it will work.
Do you cut the cake pieces and let them sit a while before you texture them or do you let them sit before the whole process of making the cakes?
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You were right, he's keeping me busy XD he needs lots of attention, but it's so worth it he's grown into an adorable little kitty. And yes I also happen to get a lot of comments, but I try to answer them all
Well let's see, I cut my cake with the round cutter, freeze it to have sharp cuts with the blade, cut the slices, let them sit for a couple of days and then texture them. That's what I do
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Good to hear he's making good.♥
Thank you so much for all your tips! They were really helpful in the past and I think this is going to help me a lot, too.
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Thank you
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