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Polymer Clay Waffles Tutorial
Published: 2009-07-22 00:54:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 166283; Favourites: 1858; Downloads: 5585
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Edit: As ~ClownsKillPeople cleverly noticed, square wooden matches make great pokey things too! And ~eatyourbrians says that sanding the matchstick slightly gives a nicer result
Thank you both 
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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's beautiful waffles were my inspiration, I think that we more or less have the same technique
she deserves a big chunk of the credit!My first sculpey tutorial, yay!
This is the technique I use for making miniature waffles, absolutely not the only technique but the easiest I've found and without any special tools or templates 
If you make anything using this tutorial please let me know so I can't link it from here.Oh I love making tutorials so much
I will surely make more very soon, if you have any request please tell me! Even if it's something I haven't made before, I love challenges 
Comments, suggestions and feedback always much appreciated
Also please let me know if I made a typo or something... I had lots of trouble writing this tutorial, I don't know why 
Please do not repost this before asking me! I won't say no, I just want to know where this is going.
Beautiful things other made using this tutorial:
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[link] by ~DaeDae13
[link] by ~Greencherryplum
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Hey I have a quick question I just started to use clay but to do like those kinds of clay can I use modeling clay or it has to be polymer clay ?
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You suggested a daily deviation to yourself?
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Hi!
This tutorial has been featured in a journal by our group . You can find this journal here . If you would like me to remove your tutorial from this journal feel free to let me know and I will! Have a nice day!
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Thank you I'm honored! I'm glad that you found it interesting to deserve a place on your feature
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You're welcome
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It's MY pleasure, because that helped me out so much~
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that makes me happy!
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The tutorials are great, i'm looking forward to doing them - i've reposted the link in my pinterest - hope this is ok?
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Sorry for the late reply, but I'm glad that you found it useful! I guess it's okay, not really sure how pinterest works
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Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!! It really helps hopeless learners like me!
Dumb question (sorry 
Thank-you!
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Sorry about the super late reply, I lost this message for so long x.x I hope it still helps, but there's no dumb question: that's one way to glaze the waffles, but what I did here was just use some cheap air-dry glaze
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Thank U for making a tutorial
Luv your work! XD
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No problem, I love to share techniques
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that is really good a technique i use is i take a paint brush and brush on a golden brown pastel chalk and the toasted look comes out like a charm! you should try it some time it gives the art an extra umgh!
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I use that too, except that I use several colors to give it more dimension
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Cool although i have not tried using colorful colors yet! How or what kind of projects would you use purple or yellow or colorful colors for!
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Oh no, I mean that I use a sort of ecru color, some light brown and some dark brown for the more toasted parts
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Oh cool but i was testing it and realized you can use it to enhance any color. Like to give strawberries a bit more pop! You should try it, it is fun when your art has a bit more wow as you probably know!
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I'm glad that you think so
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A little question i've been wondering. About the pastel chalk, varying from white to nice crunchy brown, that people such as in dA use to make their clay creations really nice looking sugary or baked.
What kind of pastel chalk is that? Can you just.. Buy any kind of those and they will not burn in the oven? ono Im afraid to buy and test anything, to spend money on something, not knowing if it'll work. Also, kind of same question about the paints that people use to make great details to their works. Does just a normal acrylic paint do the trick? Will it go blergh in the oven? ;o;
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As far as I know any pastel chalk will work, just make sure it's pastel chalk and not pastel oil
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Humm. So my newest mission will be getting some pastel chalks from somewhere. Thanks again, Talty! ^^
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.. ;w; Didnt end up being so "little" question as i thought it.
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Thank you so much for this, its very helpful!
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No problem, I'm glad you liked it
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COOLIO!!!!!!!!!!! SUPER HELPFUL AND YOU MY DEVIANT ARTIST IS A GIFTED THING TO HAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I want to try this! I just discovered the charm of the miniature foods and I am fascinated by the things that you do! You're a ninja of clay food!
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yay I'm a ninja 
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tus tutoriales son geniales, ΒΏpodria agregar a la pagina #CreandoConArcilla los que tengas en espaΓ±ol?
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Ya lo intente pero no puedo, tienes que ir a la admin zone y en manage members cambiar los permisos para que podamos agregar cosas
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de veras? ya revise los permisos y se supone que si se deberia poder T.T
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Puedo poner cosas en el folder de "featured", pero no en el de tutoriales
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I got some clay (no liquid clay though) and the first thing I did was make the waffles following this tutorial! I had to mix my own colours and so they are a bit off, and my clay went all dirty, but I think they went O.K. Although I wish I had liquid clay for the syrup! I tried texturing the sides, but they look more like cake texture! 
Hope the link works!
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It works! Sorry I didn't answer you before, I think the shape of the waffle looks great
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Thank you! It didn't have the texture at first but then I prodded it a little, and when I tried to cover it up it looked deliberate, so then I had to go all the way round! Thank you so much for the lovely comments!
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No problem, I'm glad to see that you're having fun with your clay ^^
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Is it safe to bake the clay with the eye-pin inside? o':
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