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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. I am so sorry it took me so long to get this up. ;_; With my traveling, commissions, and jet lag I have been pretty busy. But better late than never. Here is my polymer clay pancake tute. 
If you don't have liquid clay you can mix the pastel with your glaze and paint it on AFTER baking your plain pancake. Enjoy. If you make something with this please link back here so more people can learn how.
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] Seen on:
Cernitart [link]
To learn more about polymer clay and how I make my items check
My FAQ: [link]
Or my Polymer Clay News Articles:[link] [link] [link]
Check out my gallery for more yummy polymer clay treats: [link]
Or my ETSY shop: [link]
Deviations made using this tute:
~Cat-The-Rawr [link]
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This was put together using Photoshop (version CS2 I think) a few years ago. You can make something similar using pretty much any form of Photoshop that's out there. 
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It did, thanks! I love working with polymer clay as well, but I've never actually known how to make tutorials. I'm just terrible with computers, so hopefully I can learn to overcome that.
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All of your tutorials are amazing and they make me hungry xD
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your tan colored clay looks way darker than tan by sculpey iii. i used a color called hazelnut but it turned out too dark. did your camera darken your image? i love the colors as i see them in your tutorial but i cant seem to replicate them. there are tons of polymer clay pancake tutorials but yours is unique.
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Thank you very much,
It's been a few years since I have made this tutorial, but I remember the "tan" clay was more of a terra-cotta color. I think Sculpey called this color "pottery" www.thedollmakersstudio.com/Sc…
I hope this helps!
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thank you. sorry it took a month to reply.
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Gonna make pancake earrings! Thanks for the tutorial!
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Thanks for your time in creating this neat tutorial!
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Awesome. I've been looking for a decent tutorial on pancakes they are yummy. Thank you!!!
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Thank you
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Can you use chalk pastels for dusting as well? I never could figure out what people used to dust their products.
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AWEEEESOME!!!! IM AM OFFICIALLY OBSESSED WITH THIS KIND OF STUFF! (U SHOULD MAKE THEM INTO EARRING 
SO, DO U MAKE UR OWN CLAY OR DO U BUY IT?? PLEEEEASE NOTE/REPLY PLEEEZ!!!
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I am so glad you like it.
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Thank you very much for the tut, you're awesome 
I was wondering, since you use liquid translucent clay and polymer clay on the same item, how is the baking ? It's the same amount of time for the two ? You don't half bake the polymer clay then add the TLS or something ?
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Sometimes I do bake the polymer clay first and then go back and add the liquid clay. Other times I don't.
It all really relies on how detailed the item is.
For example, for my cupcakes I bake then first and THEN add liquid clay after for the icing. (Sort of like icing real cupcakes.) This makes sure I don't squish or ruin any of the details I put into the cupcake.
For pancakes, their shape is very simple. So I will make the pancake, put it on a baking sheet, and then add the liquid clay baking it all in one shot.
I hope this helps.
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Thank you, it really helped ^^
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I use Triple Thick Glaze, you can get it from AC Moore or Michael's. It comes in a spray form, a paint bottle, or a canister.
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A lot easier than I thought. I'm gonna try this when I get colors for it
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Can you but Liquid translucent clay at Michal's??
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Yes you can
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Thank you so much! Next time I go I"ll have a look. (I need to get some, theres a craft show coming up ;D)
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I showed my friend the last pic and a real pancake and she was stumped. Nice work!
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Do you use fimo or sculpey? And what type (e.g. fimo classic or soft?)
If you use more than one, could you tell me a little about them?
Thanks ~
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I actually use a variety of clays in my work, it depends on what is on sale and what I need. I break down the differences and different uses of a lot of polymer clay brands (including Fimo and Sculpey) in this article right here: [link]
I hope this article helps answer some of the questions you may have
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Oh ok, thanks ~
It helps a lot
One thing though - would fimo soft be too soft for making larger models? Not huge - like a few cm high?
Like if you made a person standing, would that droop with fimo soft?
Thanks ~~~
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It might droop a bit depending on the thickness of the clay in certain areas, but the taller and larger the creation the more drooping you may have. They sell a gray colored sculpey that is usually used for larger models. If it is a small charm-sized figure it shouldn't droop at all.
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Are there any things such as air dry liquid clay? (I'm an air-dry clay user)
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Elmers Glue works pretty well. Make sure you get the kind that dried CLEAR.
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i see, would glass deco stuff work?
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