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Polymer Clay Waffles Tutorial
Published: 2009-07-22 00:54:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 166285; 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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When using my tutorials or techniques explained in my tutorials all I need is that you say or write "Inspired by Talty" somewhere on the description, that's all I'm asking for. A link back to my gallery or tutorial is appreciated, but not necessary. You can make anything in my tutorials for personal or commercial purposes (yes, that means you can sell what you make) but you can't claim these techniques as your own. No redistribution, reposting or repacking of my tutorials, images, text or any part of them is allowed. They can't be translated to other languages without my permission (ask me about it). FREE TUTORIAL, NEVER TRY TO SELL IT.
'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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It is, as long as the pin is metal
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I used to know someone who made food like this for doll houses and we went for little lessons with her when I was six! I found some of the stuff I made like oranges and cakes recently.
I am going to buy a Fimo soft clay kit so I can try this out soon! Yummy. I don't know whether you've already done this but I would really like to learn how to make these: [link]
I hope the address works!
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I think that this tutorial will help you: [link] that's the closest I know to making a tutorial or chocolate like that
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Thank you, your so helpful!!! I was actually planning to do a similar thing with some pictures I took of chocolate last week! I will definitely use this to make the fondant fancies and the chocolate.
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Oh that sounds like a great plan, it's going to be delicious
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Have you tried to make scandinavian style waffles in clay? They are so cute (and tasty
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I haven't tried them yet, they look so intimidating
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i love your tutorials, very nice pictures. i'm gonna have to go out and get some sculpy soon!
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oh I'm so happy to read that, thank you I'm glad my tutorials are liked!
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I got my clay this weekend! I tried to make the cake, but i have to learn to hold things gently, cake turned into chocolates, an ice cream cone, and a bunny for my stepmom ^w^
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oh congratulations!!!
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thank you i hope to upload pics soon
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Let me know and I'll be happy to check them
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i am so envious right now....question! can we use cold porcelain to make these as well?
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I'm not familiar with cold porcelain, but this technique is so easy that I'm confident you can use it with pretty much any kind of clay
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I seem to have an issue with my fingerprints in the charms and imperfections such as dust and lint (as you pointed at in the tutorial). how come I don't see this with any other charms?
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Well some people don't take photos close or sharp enough to notice the lint and fingerprints, so they're there but you can't see it because of the tricks they do with the camera or photoshop. Lint and dust are actually really common, but some people hide them. So don't feel bad about it.
However, there's easy ways to minimize them. Try working in a clean environment and keep your clay stored in a closed container so it doesn't catch dust. I noticed that when I wore blue I got blue lint, and I noticed that most of the lint comes from the clothes I'm wearing... so wear light colors or colors that match what you're working with xD Clean your hands often. This should help minimize the lint, but it may still be there, I like to sand my works after baking to make sure I remove all the remaining lint.
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thanks! i aprecciate the help!
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You are welcome ^^ glad I could help!
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I'm glad you found it useful! ^^
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I'm glad you think they're awesome! Thanks
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I love these they're so cute i'll have to try these out some day
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Thank you! Please let me see what you do if you try it
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was the syrup lighter before glazing, or was it just me? Maybe it was the lighting..... but i like the color before glazing better
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It was the lighting
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made a waffle
[link]
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Waffle, Toll.
Radiergummi? Toll!
Alles Toll!!
Es war sehr interessant, ich habe ein link nach dein blog gepostet. Danke schΓΆn fΓΌr mich zeigen!
(Sorry my German is a bit rusty 
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thanks
i think your german is good. did you learn it at school? that's where i learned english^^
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Thank you! I took German courses, sadly I had to leave them a year ago and I haven't been able to practice since. I learned English at school
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xD love it~
do you ever feel hungry when making it?
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Yeah, sometimes
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haha xD i see
that's great xD
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where do you get the clear glaze and eyepins?
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