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Cake Charm Tutorial
Published: 2009-01-02 01:08:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 112801; Favourites: 2961; Downloads: 7448
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Happy New Year!!!
yay, first submission of 2009~This is a tutorial to show you how to make clay cake charms: [link]
I know I shouldn't have crammed everything together (it's like 4 tutorials in one lol) but I was too lazy
so yeah please download to see the full, if you can't see the pictures clearly...... Full view isn't the full size, sorry!! >_>;;Some things I should point out:
It's not necessary, but I used a glove so I wouldn't leave finger prints. I don't use two gloves though, cause for me it's kinda hard to work with.. >_< TLS - Translucent Liquid Sculpey (lol, too long to fit) You can get all this stuff at your arts and crafts store (Michael's) or online.. >__> Please do not modify, copy or redistribute this image! If you want to post this image OUTSIDE OF DEVIANTART, I would like to know first ^^I hope this helps/satisfies your curiosity.
EDIT: THANK YOU for the DD!!! >_<
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Comments: 446
This is really a beautiful little tutorial. It never occurred to me to use a sewing needle for texture. Or for making designs. That's be a lot nicer than my toothpick, which kept leaving clay all over everything. o.O;
So pretty! I don't usually make food things, and when I do, I give them as presents, so no worries with me copying you. If I make anything similar, I'll be sure to credit you absolutely.
These are lovely little charms. <3
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(: cool, i never thought of putting texture on the cake body XD...and my kiwis are different than yours..mine have little back seeds in them...but its almost not worth making the seeds! its back breaking work for every little detail
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the frosting is cutest part! 
marvelous work! Apparently, this takes much effort, and the patience, yes?
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indeed, yes! XD
Thank you
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thank you so m,cuh puttin on a tutorial! Do you think of all these. Or is there books to eteach you? You are sooo incredible! i wsih I was as talented as you are! {PLease put on more tutrials! THANK YOU!)
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Everything here is what I learned by myself.. I didn't use any books or tutorials. Thank you, I hope it helps~
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oh okay, you are amzazing! Do you knwo if air dry clay would work? because I am scared to bake them.
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Yeah, I am not sure would it give the same good affects to it though. Do I ahve to put on glaze? Sorry that I am asking so many questions. I am trying to make a cake to show my love for DBSK (a korean boy band)
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Yes, it works fine with air dry clay
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I've never tried to put glaze on air dry clay before.. :/
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oh okay. And last questions, it;s juts that I donlt go to crfts stores often.I plan to go to joann's for poler cay,scylpey clay,glaze and eyes pin. Do you know how mcuh are those? are they very expensive, because ahve to strta working and try to get the money. And is it possible to buy eyespins in crft stores? thank you, this is going to be my final questions. so sorry to bother you
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I have no idea because I've never heard about a craft store named Joann's... sorry :/
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oh haha that's fine. Joann's a store in where I live. It;s the only craft;s store, well there is alos micheals. I checked Joann's but they had white scupley clay, I couldn't see color ones (myabe I missed it) but ah I was wondering, if I want colors to my white clay, I should mix with color chalk pastel?
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I don't know, I never really tried that. :/ Why don't you try it for yourself? You could also consult some other clay artist's FAQs too and try find to out answers to simple questions on your own..? Because I don't know every little detail about clay making, sorry..
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Hello!I would like to know how long time you make your charms?
I was looking for some tutorials and I discovery that we need to put the charms in forge,or wait 7 days to be ready?
Sorry my bad english 
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LOL... what?
For me it takes like 2 minutes to bake ... but that's because my oven is kind of old and heats up really fast.
But overall it doesn't take that long to make the finished product... maybe a few days to get the glaze the dry and everything completed.
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Oh, thank you for your help
One more question. Do you know some clay that are transparent? For jellies, and transparent candies.
Bye
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this is absolutely crazy! I'm in complete awe.
These tiny cakes are absolutely beautiful, and your patience and skill are demonstrated in this amazing tutorial.
These cakes are just too kawaii!
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hey, this is fantastic! i was just wondering, did u use Sculpey clay for ALL of the parts of the cake? like the decorations (other then fruit) and the cake itself? and did u bake it at all, or does it get hard on its own?
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Yes I do, and I bake it so it gets hard.
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great! thanks. one last thing. how long do you bake it for?
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It says on the packaging of the clay.
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i was wondering would this tutorial still work if you use air drying clay?
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hmm I haven't tried but, I guess it could!
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This has to be one of the cleverest tutorials that I have seen. The little cakes look so incredibly delicious. I can not wait to try my hands at making one. Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us.
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Thank you very much ^_^ It was my pleasure, I hope it helps you.
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at what temperature do you bake it?
~new at sculpey~
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It says on the package
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Lovely~
This tutorial is awesome. The cakes are so cute and detailed. When I get better I will use this tutorial and make some charms but, right now I suck bawls :c
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lol, thanks!
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So cute; thank you for putting this up~! :3
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it was my pleasure
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what if just leave it without baking, it's just a little complicated of the baking part
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well it stays a liquid if you don't bake it...which is not what you would want.
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Oh~~ now i know
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translucent liquid sculpey ... liquid medium that turns hard when you bake it.
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