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Cake Charm Tutorial
Published: 2009-01-02 01:08:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 112806; 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
you mix TLS with sculpey clay
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what's the name of the clay u use for icing?
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That was actually reeeallly awesome.
I would have loved it to be bigger though.
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Thankss ^^
You mean the cakes itself or the image size? :0
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well, you can download for bigger size~
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wonderfully detailed, and great tutorial. very inspiring
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Thank you ^ ^ I made some kiwis with your help <3
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Cuteee 8D And it's really helpful
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thanks a lot! it's very usefull!! >w<
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So cute!<3
Btw what is TLS that you use in the icing?
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I love this tutorial!!
it realy helped me!!
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Thanks, I'm glad it helps^^
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These desserts are really cute! I've been wanting to make some things out of sculpey not to sell but just to use up what I have. This will come in handy for a lonely day with nothing to do.
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Man I hope that I could be this good in the near future!
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Hello! =]
firstly, your job is amazing! tottaly inspiring
okay, so.. you got me really curios with that TLS thing and i wanted to try it. i bought TLS by sculpie, judgeing by the pics, the same stuff you use. and i tried to mix it with fimo ( the same as sculpie. only softer. i guessed it should do the job ) but it didn't work. the meterials didn't mix.
where did i go wrong? what's your secret? i am all confused cause on the instractions it says you can mix it with all kind of stuff: oil paints, powders, ink etc. but nothing abou polimeric clay =/.
please help..
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there is no secret, you just have to keep on mixing and mixing clay + TLS until its smooth enough... just mix a LOT.
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Thank you =] i'll try it right away
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I'm just wondering, which Sculpey glaze do you use, Satin or Gloss?
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Gloss, but I've always wanted to try Satin.
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This is a wonderful tutorial! 
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This is a wonderful tutorial! Thanks so much!
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what is TLS though? just curious!
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this stuff called translucent liquid sculpey
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i'm really excited to try this! thank you for posting your tutorial! ^__^
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The icing looks too real that it's scary
-laugh-
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Awesome! <33 Can you eat it to? ='D
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really helpful! :]
and a very beautiful result!
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Nice tutorial! I'll have to try making my own cute little cake charm sometime. They look like a lot of fun.
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Thanks ^^
and yes it is a lot of fun ~
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You're welcome. I'm glad to hear it.
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That's adorable! I can use this to make a cute sea salt ice cream phone charm or something!!!
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aww I want!I want try!!
That's not plasticine, right? Clay with colours? mm I never see that.
What mean TLS...?
And the hooks where did you buy? IronmongeryΒΏ?
Deliciously cute X3
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Great tutorial
It's amazing to see how you craft all your cute charms and such. So tiny and detailed! And I was wondering how you did the 'Cake Body' part, so that's answered now as well ^_^
Amazing job!
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