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Cake Charm Tutorial
Published: 2009-01-02 01:08:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 112809; 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
Cutee! <3
Great tutorial! Maybe Im going to try myself someday ;DD
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This is adorable! Thank you for sharing :]
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zomg this is so cool ...AND TINY
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Great tutorial...the cake looks delicious
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this is wonderful and helpful a lot. I see you're working with latex gloves 
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ooh.. i've never heard of nitrile gloves XD
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I work in a lab, so I've tried all the types of disposable gloves
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wow this is amazing..the chocolate cake looks so yummy!!
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Kawaii!!! [means cute in Japanese ^.^]
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It is nice to see how poeple do things in different ways
We use the same way of icing preparation but I didn't yet tried kiwii or whole strawberry
and my cake texture is done differently
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This is a nice tutorial. I like it that you show how you make your textures 
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Very nice tutorial!
I'll look to it if I have any questions in the future!
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As far as the eye pin goes, I just had a quick question:
I've made many charms before, but I always have the same issue with the eye pins falling out. Is there any trick to getting them to stay in? I don't think it's the wire I'm using, because I've used 20 and 22 gauge. I'm sure gluing it in afterwards would work fine, but if there is a simpler technique, it would be wonderful if you could share. Thank you, and keep up the amazing work. I've never seen charms made as well as yours. (nor with so much detail!)
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I usually add a hook to the other side of the eye pin (just bend the end to the side). This way it doesn't fall out so easily because it is a lot more secure after baking.
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I'd coat the eye pin or wire with a bit of TLS, cause it supposedly acts like glue for clay. ^^ Or I've seen some people apply super glue (or something like that)around the part that sticks out to make it stay in better
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Thank you both! I will try both methods to see which works best for me.
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Ahaha, that's the technique I use when creating strawberries (:
Nice tutorial, will keep it in mind along with Hanaclayworks's ^^
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Cool.
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Your technique is truly astounding!
I love the cakes
Keep at it.
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No problem you deserve it
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Great tutorial ^^ I always wondered how people got that kind of texture on their cakes
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I was wondering how you did those bumpy textures for the cake XDD Awesome tutorial *w*
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This is AMAZING! You are so, so talented
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lol so far that had not happened yet~ Thanks, you're super talent too.. I love your plushies~
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Nice tut!!! thanks so much for sharing
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Thanks, hope it helps
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Great tutorial.
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So tiny.... How did you not get a hand cramp? o.o
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patienceee....lots of patience.... =3=
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XD cute!!
u r very talented at making sweets that i can't eat =3=
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Well... You can eat it, you just shouldn't.
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