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Polymer Clay Waffles Tutorial
Published: 2009-07-22 00:54:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 166293; 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 
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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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Comments: 423
yes, they're so cute and so much fun!
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I completely agree 
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They certainly look delicious
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Thank you so much! 
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How cute! And what a cool tutorial
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Thank you! 
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Aww!! so adorable!! You have just strengthened my obsession with tiny things!
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Thank you!
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I just enjoy reading these tutorials on making tiny little sweets even though I don't dabble in that part of the art world. It's so cute and fun and it looks delicious!! Congrats on the DD! Keep creating yummy looking miniatures!
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Thank you so much!
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LOL! Maybe I will someday! I'll be sure to use your tutorial when I do!
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Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing this easy and ingenius tutorial...Really inspiring
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Thanks to you for taking the time to see it
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is it alright if i put this up on my myspace for my friends i want them to see this and adly none of my friends are crafty lovin people they like to see what im up to tho lol im the odd one out
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Sure, share the love for crafts 
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of course i wont ill try to link it up to u but im kind of computer stupid i cant even type fast so ill see if it wants to work for me lol and thanks
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In the right >> right below the groups I submitted it to, there's a list of the sites you can use to share it, they even give you the link
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awesome! I used the end of a matchstick when I made waffles, but this way looks like it would come out much cleaner looking! ^-^
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I think that good quality matches work great too, as ~ClownsKillPeople noticed
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sweet! I found that if you sand the matchstick slightly its much nicer.
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That's a great tip! I hope you don't mind if I add it to the comments section
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Great!
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Which brand of glaze did you use? I'm not able to find a shiny glossy glaze!
I used to use the Eberhard Faber (Fimo brand) one but now it's out of commerce and the new one only give the clay a barely shiny effect (just like the studio sculpey satin) and I don't like it!
But yours seems glossy.. What is it?
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Aaaah glad you asked, you gave me that little push I needed to find my glaze can which I lost a couple of months ago.
Lots of people recomend Varathane, a water-based wood glaze. I couldn't find it so I bought Polycrylic Minwax, which I've found is pretty much the same... that's the glaze I used in the waffles. It's a 1 liter can available in most hardware stores. I bought mine in home depot.
However! I've since then moved to Decoart's Triple Thick, and it's amazing! I love it, it's much better than Polycrylic. With Polycrylic I had to paint two or three layers, but I can get more shine and durability with only 1 layer of Triple Thick. Also, Triple Thick is more durable in pieces that are worn, like necklaces.
However I continue to use Polycrylic in delicate pieces that can loose detail with a thick layer of glaze.
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huh.. well I live in Italy and I've never heard of any of those products! haha
Thank you so much for your detailed answer though!
Anyway, few days ago I bought from ebay the sculpey studio glossy glaze.. And I'm loving it!
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Don't worry I live in Mexico, and if I could find something here, you can find it anywhere in the world!
I heard Sculpey's glaze is great, but a bit expensive 
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HOLY COW!!!!its sooo cutee!!
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Really?
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