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Published: 2006-12-08 23:04:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 117274; Favourites: 943; Downloads: 86
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**PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT TO POST MY IMAGES OR THIS TUTE ON A BLOG/WEBSITE!**I'd like to have a link to all the places where this tutorial may be featured. So please just shoot me an e-mail at kittykat477@yahoo.com or a NOTE here on deviantart before doing so. Thank you very much.
READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE!
EDIT:
Here are some common questions and the answers.
Is it okay to rebake the clay stick?
Yup it's entirely safe to re-bake clay. (although within reason. You can't bake something 100 times). Some even say re-baking makes the clay stronger. You can check out [link] for more information. That site has everything you need to know about clay.For more info check out my FAQ [link] or the comments here please.
Other Tutorials:
Bowl: [link] Candy Apple: [link] Cupcake: [link] Lolli Pop: [link] Bowl of ice cream: [link] Plate: [link] Breakfast: [link] Sushi Cane: [link] Jelly Donut: [link] Chocolate: [link] Pancake [link] To learn more about polymer clay and how I make my items check my FAQ [link]
Or my Polymer Clay News Article [link] [link] [link]
Check out my gallery for more yummy polymer clay treats:[link]
Or my shop:[link]
Deviations made using this tute:
~eatlizzardsdaily [link]
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Comments: 65
I'm trying this out right now! I wanted to post them here on DV when they're done and link to your tutorial. Would that be ok?
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Well the tutorials are very long, you should be able to right click and save the image to print it out, but it is one very long JPEG.
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this is so cute! i will have to try this!!
i do have one question though. why do you make an "X" on the bottom of the apple?
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You make it look ridiculously easy. Curse you and your deceptive ways...
It's adorable!
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I love your tutorials, they're very helpful! Going to favorite it now!
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Awwww, they're so cute! I'll have to have a go at making them some day
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do you have to poke a hold through it before baking?
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you should try using the surup form you pancake tutorial after for a more candied affect. this just looks like an apple on a stick to me.
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if we make these items what do we do with them can we sell them?what temp do you bake them?
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uhm, were do you buy the eyepin and the exacto knife? thanks!!! I love your works and tutorials, they help me a lot!!! XD
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Hey, instead of paint, could you mix red/brown/whatever clay with a little water?
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Beautiful finishing, it actually looks real! I'm trying to make some right now, I hope my finishing turns out the same.
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I absolutley LOVE your tutorials! They're so easy to follow and come out looking awsome! If you notice that I fav alot of them I'm sorry but it's just easier to find stuff...especially when your stuck with cursed dial-up like me (w don't have accesse to it where I live)
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I really want someone to make a pair of earrings out of these "candy apples".
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what would i use if i wanted to make caramel apples?
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Is it okay if I make one of thesefor the Semi Sweeties club?
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Sure feel free to make anything you'd like.
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Thanks!!! That is really nice of you!!! By the way, I 
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Would adding that liquid stuff to the candy coating make it more sticky like? You could then leave it on a smooth surface and it'd get that extra bit of sugar at the bottom of the apple from where it's been sitting with the sugar drying.
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Yeah, if you dip it and get a nice thick coating you can sit the apples on wax paper and it will create a little pool of the red "candy" at the bottom of the apple.
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I REALLY DO. maybe you could help me out because i;ve wanted
to buy the clay and everything but i don't know where to start
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-Rolly Rolly!-
that was cute, you truly do amazing things!
I'm showing them off to my dad right now.
"LOOK LITTLE SUSHI"
He says it's cute :]
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I'm so glad you like them. ^_^ I'm glad your dad likes them.
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I'm glad you like it ^_^
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thanks so much 
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I try to reply to all my messages. ^_^ It's my way of showing that I appreciate every comment and
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aw thanks so much. again i feel like i should say something or it makes the other person feel unwanted so i feel bad if i don't reply sorry to add more to out weird conversation. hehe ^^
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That's okay, I feel the same way :conversation ended: ^_^
(no need to reply now) ^_^
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This is such a cute idea 
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Well the glaze does both. It will protect the paint you put on your charms as well as give your charm a nice shine. If you don't want your charm to shine but want it protected you can use matte glaze which protects but does not add such a shine. ^_^
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Ooh okay
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Well dulling down the shine is tricky. You don't want to experiment and accidentally mess up a bunch of your charms. It's best to buy a matte glaze instead that will not have a shine. ^_^
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Okay lol I'll probably do that, it sounds like a lot less hastle too... with my luck, I'd mess up my whole batch and have to start over lol
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How did you get it to dry with out the pain coming off when you put it down?
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I actually did put it down. I set it down on a piece of plastic (like a little plastic baggie) and when it is dry it peels right off. No damage what-so-ever. ^_^ Don't try to use wax paper though. It sticks to the paint and can get little pieces of paper stuck it in. ^_^
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Ooo wow! I'll be trying that!
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