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A LOOONG Ice Cream Tutorial
Published: 2010-06-13 23:17:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 100130; Favourites: 2823; Downloads: 877
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SORRY FOR THE BIG FILE!!I know, I rambled on too much D;
And sorry for my bad handwriting.
So, I decided to make a tutorial for ice cream.. some people asked me how I made the cone in my ice cream charm picture, others for the texture of the ice cream, so here it is! My first tutorial!! Hope you find it helpful
I'm not claiming any of the techniques used here to be my own.. most of it came out of practising and perfecting, and also reading other crafters' tutorials. Well, ok, except for the pencil part.. I'm quite sure no one else would do something so weird. =.=
Please feel free to ask me any questions regarding things I didn't explain properly, I'll be glad to help. Oh, and spelling mistakes too, if you find one.
Edit: A few people have asked me this, so I'll write it here:
"Why no acrylics?": Acrylics are water based, so when you bake it the water will evaporate and cause bubbles in your work that will probably show up on the surface, or cause minor cracks in it and making it less durable.. or so I've heard. Lots of tutorials I've read has told me this, however I've never tried it myself, so I'm not totally sure
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Comments: 353
x_x omg i love it, it's so cute!
I have a question..
I've never worked with polymers clay, but i really want to
How do you know how long you're suppose to bake it and at what temperature?
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It'll say on the clay packaging
Depends on what brand you buy, but most of the time it's 130C in a fan oven, and the time you bake it for depends on how big the item is, but tbh baking time doesn't really matter.. you can bake it over and over again and it won't burn or anything, but the right temperature of the oven is extremely important
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its amazing, i love it *-*
can i make the cone without clay inside?
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If you baked the cone and then put the ice cream on top it should be ok. Thanks!
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You know how a plastic plate has little squares on the bottom? Well, that could be a quicker way to make the squares. Nice tutorial!
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This is so wonderful. You're very creative. Thank you!
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can you make a cookie tutorial?
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Yayz i hope youz dos coz den i will defenently watch and fav and llama
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Great tutorial thanks! (i wanna star doing stuff with clay)
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Thanks for giving me the colour mix for making beige clay... I've been trying with various colours to make cakes and such, but I could never find the right mix until now 
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OMG!!!!!! this looks soooo real!!!!! O.O i want some ice cream now
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This is great and so cute! Should it go back in the fridge to harden the ice cream scoop the rest of the way? Does the sauce dry well?
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Thanks!! Im not sure what you mean, if you have difficulties while shaping the clay because its too soft then go ahead and put it back into the fridge to harden it.
Liquid fimo or TLS (translucent liquid sculpey) both need to be baked to set
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LOOKS SO AWESOME~
KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK <3
i wanna eat it .. >.<
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A great tutorial indeed, i'll lenk you back to see how my mini ice cream turned out to look like 
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Thank you for this great and easy to understand tutorial! It's fascinating what you can do with simple tools you find at home!
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yum!
nice job! *steals and eats*
to bad its not real ice cream.... lol
i'll have to try to make this!
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Thanks for the great tutorial!
Here are some charms I made using it, if you would like to see.
[link]
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You're welcome!! And wow, they look great! I'm happy that it was useful
Loove the sprinkles too~
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That's so cool 
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yummii... ^^
too bad they're not real...
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