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Snowfern β Polymer Clay Eclair Tutorial
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Published: 2009-05-13 19:44:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 68644; Favourites: 745; Downloads: 1830
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my first tutorial. and my first deviation
remember to show me your work if you find this useful!
please ask for permission before using this image, all i ask is that you e-mail me for permission, and credit me for the tutorial
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EDITED!! PLEASE DO NOT UNDERBAKE CLAY!! I'd been sorely misguided and read in various places to underbake for longer, but realised with experience that underbaked clay turns out brittle -_-" edited and updated the file.
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hi , how long do you use to bake them and at what temperature? mine always burn up T_T.
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May I please use this? I love making miniature food & this guide just saved me stress.
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Thank you so much for this great tutorial! Peg
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I'm going to use this if that is okay? I got all of my materials!
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Awesome!
I would love to see a teacup tutorial, I love your teacups so much!
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Your eclairs are amazing (and yummy looking!)!
I have a question, though
how do you keep the clay so clean? D: I find there's always a piece of dust or something on mine after I finish
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doesnt it break from different baking instructions? like sculpey and fimo? dont they have diff instructions?
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I've just made some eclair jewelry, you tutorial was a great inspiration! Here it is: [link]
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Awesome!
Also, I'm making a jewelry forum, because, for the most part, the forums I've seen for jewelry aren't all that riveting/used. If you're interested, it would be a good way to talk about techniques, ask questions and showcase what you've made.
If you're interested it's right here: [link]
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Do you have to bake them twice?
Or can you do it all at once?
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the foil! it is smth I looked for! you're genius!
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I don't have a pasta machine... is that okay?
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just use a rolling pin... it's not as even but it works!
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Oh, unfair... I really thought one could eat it. But it looks very tasty...
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does different coloured chalk work the same way as those pastel chalks? like you know those chalks they give kids.. :>
Lena
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thanks for posting this tutorial, it is awesome and really helpful!
but (maybe it's a stupid question) how do you mix the different clay colors?
and how long do you bake the chocolate coated ecliars? do they burn more easily when they are already baked once before?
if the answers to my questions are too obvious, i'm sorry if i bothered you Β°_Β°
i don't know much about clay techniques but i'm very interested in learning more
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Awesome, thanks so much for sharing your skills!
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Faved! Chased this here from Den of Angels. You are a genius! Foil! I never woulda thunk! *bops self on head* Brilliant! And the glaze, using the liquid sculpey stuff- just wow.
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haha no i'm not a genius, i'm just recycling and putting together various techniques i learnt from the net.
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wow makes me want to try and make a mini eclair
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make them and show us! ^ ^
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Thank you for this tutorial! It really helps me because I am going to start doing this kind of stuff. This tutorial was easy to follow and easy to understand! ^_^ Great job and thank you! ^__^
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you're welcome
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My Γ©clairs sucks compared to yours. 
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