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[NapisaurusRex]

If you're interested in branching out into miniature clay breakfast foods, I received an ebook tutorial on them a few weeks ago I won't ever use. You can have it.

[Emily]

If you're interested in branching out into miniature clay breakfast foods, I received an ebook tutorial on them a few weeks ago I won't ever use. You can have it.

 

LOL sounds too complicated for me. I only really wanted to do jewelry stuff anyway. Thank you though <3

 

I made some more last night. These are my faves

 

 

[Unmata]

I can't even choose which of the 4 I like the most. These are my faves so far!

[Emily]

 

[Risey]

These are all amazing! You've definitely inspired me to experiment with some clay projects. Keep postin your work! ^^

[Emily]

Moooore

 

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[Karla]

Moooore

 

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Those are very pretty!  You're good with ceramics!

[Goblinoid]

Moooore

 

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Ahhhh these are so nice. <3 I really like the ones in the middle - the gold trim is so pretty with the swirls of colours.

[Honchkrow]

They're beautiful, what kind of clay do you use?

[Jaglever]

That's pretty awesome.  I've taken a ceramics class once...and I was terrible at it.  Your work looks great so far!  Are you planning to expand to more than just small dishes eventually?

[Emily]

Thanks everyone

 

 

They're beautiful, what kind of clay do you use?

 

Thank you I use polymer clay! 

 

 

That's pretty awesome.  I've taken a ceramics class once...and I was terrible at it.  Your work looks great so far!  Are you planning to expand to more than just small dishes eventually?

 

Thank you and hopefully! I need to buy more glass bowls to cook them in. Bigger ones. And more colors. 

[Jibrille]

@Emily, hi! They are beautiful! What is the process with the oven exactly? You need to cook it? Also, what is the difference between polymer clay and biscuit? They have the same texture?

[Emily]

@Emily, hi! They are beautiful! What is the process with the oven exactly? You need to cook it? Also, what is the difference between polymer clay and biscuit? They have the same texture?

 

Thank you! I usually cook them for 30 mins at 275 degrees. That's usually the time that always works best for me without burning the clay, but you could always try a shorter time just to see how your oven does it. I'm not sure what the difference is. Polymer keeps its plasticity when you bake it so it can still be a little flexible (not completely hard) but it won't break or chip.

[FelisNoctua]

 

I tried some marbling too, but I don't like it much. I'll keep trying. 

 

Actually I really like the marbling! One of the green ones looks like a dish I tried to buy a few months ago, but couldn't afford. HA! You have a better eye than you think!

[rintastic]

You're so tallented! I am soooo bad at clay stuff.  I really like your blues and greens.

[Emily]

Thanks guys! I made a ton recently, and I didn't even know where to start with taking pics of them so I just took one of the whole bunch:

 

[SelenaGomez]

What kind of paint you use? It has a beautiful color, something like metallic!

[Sadist]

Purple ones are amazing! Great job!

[Emily]

I would post more, but I move home. Don't have my clay anymore :c I'll have to see if I can buy some more one of these days, but I'm only at home for two more months before I move again. 

[Shaska]

I've been meaning to get into clay work myself. You've inspired me. I really should do that. 

[MariahPapaya]

these are so amazing! im actually in ceramics class right now, and love to sculpt lol