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valenceleclerc In reply to transparent-soul [2011-05-22 02:09:57 +0000 UTC]

I mixed liquid polymer clay(Fimo Liquid or TLS) with polymer clay(the clay I used had glitters in it), and after baking I put a few coat of Pledge with Future(a floor finish).

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-05 20:47:01 +0000 UTC]

Make a ball of clay, flatten it a bit, then pierce the hole!

I also baked the donut first, then added the icing, and rebaked it...

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-05 20:49:05 +0000 UTC]

oh, thanks!! i didnt think youd reply (no offence, but people NEVER message me back) thanks for the info, im gunna try make one now before i go to bed.

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-05 20:50:10 +0000 UTC]

no problem If you have more questions, just ask

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-05 21:01:29 +0000 UTC]

since u asked (lol sorry). this isnt completely to do with donuts, but charms in general. u know glaze? after its dried, is it meant to be kinda sticky still, even tho its been left for a few days to dry? or am i just doing it wrong? thanks for this btw, i only started making charms about 2 days ago. xD

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-05 21:04:27 +0000 UTC]

No, it ususally dries in a few hours... What kind of glaze do you use? Some are incompatible with polymer clay.

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-05 21:09:48 +0000 UTC]

its called "prism clear glaze" i asked in the art shop and they siad it would be fine. i wanted some sculpey glaze, but the dont sell it anywer in newcastle. and i asked my parents about ordering it over the internet and apparently "the internet is a giant con to take away our money" as my parents say, lol.

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-05 21:24:46 +0000 UTC]

I dont know this glaze, but I googled a bit and found a messageboard with a girl having the same problem with this glaze... I use Future floor finish(now known as Pledge with Future), and it's the one of the most popular among polymer clay artists, it's pretty easy to find in groceries and WalMart. And way cheaper than sculpey glaze!

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-15 22:14:14 +0000 UTC]

hi. once again, im asking you questions, sorry. its just that i just got my liquid sculpey from ebay, and tried making a donut. i got the TLS and added the clay, but it was too gloopy, and i didnt know how to apply it to the top of the donut, how do you do it? thanks xD

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-16 04:15:04 +0000 UTC]

You mean it was too much liquid? Maybe add a tiny bit more of clay to the liquid sculpey, until it feels right, like real icing. I apply the icing with a toothpick.

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-16 10:28:41 +0000 UTC]

oh right, ill use toothpick next time, thanks. i made my own rainbow donut charms, there really -really really - bad, oh well, lol xD

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-05 21:57:54 +0000 UTC]

oh right, im gunna write that down. thanks so much for taking the time to look this through. one last question (im so so sorry) do u know if the future floor finish is available in the UK?

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valenceleclerc In reply to origanime-muckle [2009-05-05 22:19:52 +0000 UTC]

No problem I'm glad I was able to help you!

I saw elsewhere that Future floor finish is known as Johnson's Klearin the UK!

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origanime-muckle In reply to valenceleclerc [2009-05-06 06:43:56 +0000 UTC]

ohhhh, right, ill write that down too. once again, thanks for the help. guess what? i made my donut charm, and it looks really donutty. i just need to put the topping on (i dont have any liquid sculpey, so im gunna paint it on thickly.)

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