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thinkpastel — Clay Donut Charm - Tutorial
Published: 2010-07-01 18:10:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 131289; Favourites: 701; Downloads: 774
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An (hopefully) easy tutorial to learn how to make my donut charms
As always, I hope you'll enjoy this tutorial as much as I enjoyed making it! Feel free to ask me if there's something not clear
On a side note, I've opened my e-shop ! It's still empty as I'm trying to figure out how it works (doh!) but hopefully in a few days there'll be some cute products!
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You're very welcome and thank you
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Mixing clay with water to create "donut glaze"? O,o I never thought you could do that 
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You're very welcome and thank you
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Thank you and you're welcome!
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Hi - I love your art and you've inspired me to make some of my own! quick question though - where is your tutorial mentioned about the liquid clay??? I can't find it in your journal... many thanks!
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I've moved my tutorial's list on my website
You can find it here: [link] under LINKS>TUTORIALS: CLAY AND MINIATURES.
And thank you
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I know. Especially when it comes to eat them
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these are so cute!!im gonna try to use your tutorial even with my fail clay skills
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Have fun trying! Skills will improve with time, so no worries
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Just a question, wht kind of wire do you use for the hook? Does it have to be 'heat-proof' or anything like that?
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I used standard copper wire here (the one you can buy in any hardware store). I'm pretty sure there's no danger of over heating it, since the temperature you bake p-clay is considerably low.
If you're unsure tho, you can find pre-made jewelry hooks in various materials (from metal alloy to silver and gold!) in craft stores!
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you such a pro to make something like that
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Can't wait to try this out! If I ever get over my procrastination haha.
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Thanks! I actually got a sculpture done over vacation. Even though I promised to do all these other things... haha. I tried making an ice cream cone and it turned out really well, except for this one part so it frustrated me. But it's my New Year's resolution to make more art so I promise to try this sometime in the week.
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It really depends on what kind of clay you're using - usually, you have to bake it in a regular oven for 10 to 30 minutes. Each brand of clay has slightly different baking times, and they're usually printed on the clay's package
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oh... so would put that donut alone in the oven???
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What kind of clay do you use?Where do you get it?
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I use Fimo soft, but any kind of polymer clay will do just fine! You can find them in craft stores, or even online
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You mean the liquid clay? There's a couple of tuts here: [link]
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