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New project idea, but need advice...
I have been thinking of making "chocolates" with polymer clay for my sister
for her birthday. I don't want to use my polymer clay to make the middle (don't have any scrap). So, the advice I need is what to use to make the shapes...I don't care what it is, as long as it can stay inside the clay without harming it, and won't burn in the oven... Marissa |
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Marissa wrote:
I have been thinking of making "chocolates" with polymer clay for my sister for her birthday. I don't want to use my polymer clay to make the middle (don't have any scrap). So, the advice I need is what to use to make the shapes...I don't care what it is, as long as it can stay inside the clay without harming it, and won't burn in the oven... I'm certainly no expert but I've been reading a book on making lifelike animals and the author uses crumpled up balls of aluminium foil. I would think that should work for your chocolates too! -Su |
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Yep, thats what I would suggest too. Then, blow out an egg and make her a
decorated permanent easter egg! Diana, the enabler -- I know all the answers, it's the questions I have problems with "Su/Cutworks" wrote in message ... Marissa wrote: I have been thinking of making "chocolates" with polymer clay for my sister for her birthday. I don't want to use my polymer clay to make the middle (don't have any scrap). So, the advice I need is what to use to make the shapes...I don't care what it is, as long as it can stay inside the clay without harming it, and won't burn in the oven... I'm certainly no expert but I've been reading a book on making lifelike animals and the author uses crumpled up balls of aluminium foil. I would think that should work for your chocolates too! -Su |
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Diana wrote:
Yep, thats what I would suggest too. Then, blow out an egg and make her a decorated permanent easter egg! Diana, the enabler You're not presenting yourself fairly, Diana. You're the UberEnabler, and you know it! ;-) I love the idea of the egg and the chocolates. -Su |
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Oh, now you're making it sound like I hang out around schools handing out
free samples of clay to get kids hooked.. .. hey little kiddy... the first one is free... heehee.. hmm.. come to think of it I have done exactly that. Diana, UberEnabler -- I know all the answers, it's the questions I have problems with "Su/Cutworks" wrote in message ... Diana wrote: Yep, thats what I would suggest too. Then, blow out an egg and make her a decorated permanent easter egg! Diana, the enabler You're not presenting yourself fairly, Diana. You're the UberEnabler, and you know it! ;-) I love the idea of the egg and the chocolates. -Su |
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Diana wrote:
Oh, now you're making it sound like I hang out around schools handing out free samples of clay to get kids hooked.. .. hey little kiddy... the first one is free... heehee.. hmm.. come to think of it I have done exactly that. Diana, UberEnabler *snort* See? Even from hundreds of miles away, I knew!!! -Su |
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