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lemon lime and orange tutorial!:: If you use this tutorial please link back here, I love to see what you do.
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Amazing you make it sound so easy. So cool I will try it but I doubt that it will look anything like yours. I hate rolling snakes of clay they nver come out even
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rolling snakes when you make the canes you mean? I don't roll them. you pinch inward from the middle then then you pull and stretch them. you learn that in the books or dvds. you can roll them out once they start to get really small but i always but off pieces band roll them because it ruins the ends. these area few canes i made a few months ago. the more you practice the better you get! You can do it! 
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i slice after its baked so the colors don't distort the shape or make the colors "run"
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Is FIMO the best type of polymer clay? What polymer clay do you suggest would be the best?
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I LOVE Premo, its a division of Sculpey.
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made.... no translucent clay though. wasnt able to get any
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lol my last name is lime XD..... im not kidding
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cute, all the more reason to make them then!
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Look so pretty i wanna eat them XD
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I don't think their yummy to eat those....
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Can you slice it after you have baked it? o.o
And... Is it possible to put it in the freezer (before baking), to make it a little hard, so it's easier to slice it?
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i always slice after i bake but the freezer before baking works well too
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Do many people slice AFTER baking? I always slice before..
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it seems a lot of people do it before, but i always do it after.
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- Snaps
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so glad! enjoy!
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woooow there is a much easier way to do that. o-0
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great, I'd like to see it
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[link] this. and you dont have to worry about the "imperfections" in the clay ^w^
your tutorial is creative though
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I have a few questions....
How do you get the green in the white/transparent clay?
and how do you get the white in the to look like step 10?
(planning to use this for a project XD )
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follow step 9 to get to step 10 (roll the white clay around the cane, look at the picture if it makes more sense)
i get the transparent clay from hobby stores like Michaels crafts, Joann Fabrics or Hobby Lobby if you dont have those go online. for instance, fimo makes it and sculpey III and premo brand clays as well. GOOD LUCK!
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Its clay. you dont at it its for clay projects.
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this is rather neat. I'd like to try this out someday.
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this is rather neat. I'd like to try this out someday.
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try it asap it is very fun and teaches you so much about caning in general!
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I will <3...the moment I have some free time. These would make a cute necklace right? And I'm sure I have earring bits too. I want to make some for my mum~
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you bake it to harden it
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depends on what clay you have, you have to read the package instructions.
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Fimo clay never dries out, although it sometimes gets crumbly when it's really old.
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So you can cut it after it comes out of the oven?
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yes you can! its nice and warm...or hot just be careful that way the colors dont run like as if they wold when they were not baked. you could also opt to place the cane in the freezer for awhile to help prevent streaking. either way/ i just prefer to bake first.
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What do you mean by roll out as thin as you like?
And also, wouldn't it be too hard to cut after baking?
Anyway, awesome tutorial!
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hi and thanks!
literally what it says. roll it out as think as you like. the smaller you roll the snake shape the smaller the cane slices.
as far as cutting goes, no its not hard tp cut after you bake. you cut it right after its baked so its still hot. be careful obviously but it slices perfect when its still warm!
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I'm not sure, but I think she means that to make it a different size roll it out thinner. XD
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