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Published: 2012-09-14 17:24:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 1740; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 14
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My first tries at ice cream scoops :3The pink/blue one was sold at Tracon!
(please excuse my stubby ugly fingers...)
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That is possibly the most epic thing I've seen all day
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Pastellipalli on tÀÀllΓ€ kovassa kΓ€ytΓΆssΓ€. ;D β₯
Kiitos, ihana on.
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x'''''''''''''''''''''''DDDDDDD phhihiahahahahhaha xDDD 
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They look awesome!
What did you use to texture them??
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Thank you ^___^ I used several things 
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You are very welcome! ^^
Those work well it seems - if you're looking for improvement next time you make ice cream you could also use this technique, shown here: [link] - it takes a small amount of practise and you'll need fairly hard clay to make it work, but it looks awesome when it's done
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Oh yeah! I'd love to master that. That was the thing I tried first when I started to work on my ice cream but I failed miserably. That would get the best and the most realistic result, but I really need to practice that... Like a million times xDDDDD
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Ok awesome
Use clay that is relatively hard - it works so much better.
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Yeah thats a good idea. I use soft fimo mostly, so I should try it with the harder version or try premo or sculpey etc
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Sculpey's really soft, if you're using fimo it should work well - I'm pretty sure fimo effect is even harder. Premo's what I usually use and is in the middle of fimo and regular sculpey...
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I need to try those :3 thanks for the tips ^^
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No problem C:
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those are huge!!! but you are a texture god! dat texture~
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really?? Cos I was thinking that I need to keep learning cos I'm not a 100% happy with the texture on them 
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...If I'd wear something like that, I'd most likely try to eat it once in a while X'D
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hhahah thanks xDDD
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