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Published: 2010-05-18 00:19:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 50423; Favourites: 267; Downloads: 306
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new tutorial, as promised.if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. =]
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I've just started to get into polymer clay and your tutorials are by far one of the best I've seen. And I really love how you're a full advocate of using household items to help instead of buying expensive things
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cutting that concave out of it so the cone could roll up properly was really clever! o:
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haha, it's just what i learned from making princess party hats a kid XD
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I was really hoping to find something like this, thank you so much!!
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hahah very cute! 
I say hi back to the matchstick 
You know what i found is good to do? Well, I made a mold simply by doing a horizontal and vertical line across a circle piece of clay. I baked it so every time i want a ice cream texture I can do that 
Plus, I didnt cut off part of the circle when I rolled the clay up to make the cone, I jsut rolled it It still looks normal
You can make a mold out of the match part so you dont have to do it over and over again! You dont need resin tho, just bake that like normal - not rolled up - and then press it into another piece of clay and bake that, so you can just press it into clay the enxt time instead of wasting 30 min
Just a suggestion
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I really like the tip of putting a base in the ice cream cone for structure, tho
You know what I do sometimes with these kinds of cones? I just fill in some white liquid sculpey (but a little chunky) and stick my caned fruits, (candy?) sticks - you know the ones that are like rolled in two colors and just like stand there, and rhinestones
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sorry for talking sos soosos much! :3
But i juts wanted to add that i use this cutting mat that my mom had extra but never used cause she didnt like it and its clear and it has texture on it so it gives more texture of a waffly thing
Oh and thanks for the matchstick idea! I was looking for something squarish to make waffles cause I dont think my mold is the best choice
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really really nice! i love this it's helpful & very informative
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Thank you so much! I am going to go make some right now!!!!
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You are great!!!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
I kept wondering what could I use to make square holes
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i have a question!!
is it okay if i using cold porcelain?!bacause polymer clay is hardly difficult to find in my country
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Matchstick! Now why didn't that ever occur to me? Awesome tutorial!
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beautiful!! I wonder how to make the texture! thanks a lot
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a matchstick! that's genius! I have been having difficulty figuring out waffles. Thank you
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Fantastic tutorial!
Matchstick...I never would have thought of that! I've been looking for a tool to use to make waffle holes for forever. Now I know! I have to get my hands on one...
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Matchstick! Why didn't I think of that??
Thank you thank you thank you!
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Love it! Thank you.
Never thought of using a matchstick for this. I kept making reversed textures to use them as stamps 
I'm definitely going to try this soon!
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would the same thing apply to a ice cream cup w/ a waffle? like this:
[link]
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nice tutorial~
It's smart that you cut a part of it to roll it better
thansk for sharing~~
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