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paperfaceparade — PB+J Polymer Clay Tutorial
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ORIGINAL LOCATION: [link]Peanut butter is the stuff that fills the cracks of the heart.
Any questions? Ask away!
Enjoy. ^^
My tutorials:
Avocado Cane (Skinner Blend): [link]
Cake: [link]
Carrot: [link]
Corn on the Cob: [link]
Dumbledore: [link]
Human Feet: [link]
Human Hands: [link]
Key Lime Pie: [link]
Kiwi Cane: [link]
Milkshake: [link]
Orange Cane: [link]
Pea Pod: [link]
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich: [link]
Pepperoni Pizza: [link]
TLS (Translucent Liquid Sculpey): [link]
Tomato: [link]
Treble Clef: [link]
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream: [link]
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Comments: 108
Thanks, I made this like 7 years ago so my technique has changed a lot since then, but thanks.
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Followed you tutorial! It's fantastic
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Awesome! Glad you found it useful.
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Peanut butt her jelly.. Oh gofd. Okay, this is cool.
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i am wondering after you put the jelly/peanut butter do you bake it or do you not suppose to bake it ?
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yeah, you have to bake it again.
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again? At what point is the first bake?
new to clay
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Oh, sorry. I meant that you have to bake it. Sometimes when I do stuff that uses TLS, I bake it, then apply the TLS and bake it again. Like with the milkshake tutorial I made. It just makes it easier to apply TLS. TLS needs to be baked in order to harden. It doesn't matter if you do it before or after you do the bread slices. Just make sure that, if you want to use them as charms, you put the eyepins in the bread before baking the slices.
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There is Harry Potter's mark on the bread! lol
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Thank you, this was a great tutorial! :3 I can't wait to try this.
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this is inspiring! now I want some clay to make stuff with...
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your tutorial was very helpful in the creation of this: [link] Thank you!!!!
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Translucent Liquid Sculpey. Some people use it, while others preffer Liquid Fimo, I believe. I use TLS.
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I followed the tutorial but my bread was squishy when I cut it. Maybe the freezer or fridge? Otherwise it would have been perfect.
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yeah, that'd help, but make sure the blade you're cutting is sharp, too
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Thank you. Yep, its sharp. I honestly think its the clay. I was using Sculpy Hazlenut for the outside and its so soft. It feels like its already been treated with Liquid Sculpy.
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yeah, certain colors of sculpey get soft and sticky and then smudge when you cut them. the freezer should definitely help some.
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Im eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but yours looks delicious xD
thanks for posting this
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it depends on where you live. if you live in the usa, joanns, michael's, and craft warehouse. outside of the usa-- i'm not sure. check online.
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I was inspired by your tutorial. ^-^ [link]
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Translucent Liquid Sculpey
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Hello 
what colours would you suggest buying to start off making these cute sweets?
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Green is fairly easy to make if you have yellow and blue, and orange is a little bit harder to make but it can be done with red and yellow. Purple is almost impossible to mix on your own with red and blue. Brown is also relatively hard to mix. So, I'd suggest buying red, yellow, blue, purple, brown, black and white.
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Thank you for the great tutorial! It was one of the first things I ever attempted when I started clay. 
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Once again, since I'm a beginner at clay models, what is TLS? 
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[link]
there are also a lot of questions and answers in the comments, so if you have any more questions, you can probably browse through the comments and find answers.
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