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Okay guys, here's my first tutorial. Hope it makes sense and that you get your own snazzy little apple charms!
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~AznDramaFrk94 Nov 15, 2010
So cute! :)
Curious though... aren't most faces drawn on?

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~deltadream Nov 28, 2010
Some artists paint their faces on, yes. I don't. All of the faces on these guys are clay.

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~AznDramaFrk94 Nov 28, 2010
XD That's harder though. But still... cute! :)

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~Mika-Chan-Ness Jan 26, 2010
I love it!! SOoo adorable :)


Does your wire hook fall out easy though? That's the current issue I am having with my polymer clay pendants! :( :( Any tips would be most helpful!!!

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~deltadream Feb 10, 2010
Thanks. :D

Sometimes. If the charm is put through alot it can. If this is a concern I would suggest using tiny hook and eye screw. You can find them at hardware stores. They are bulkier than the jewelry eye pins shown here, but more secure because you can literally screw them into the clay. Another option is to take the stem part of the jewelry eye pin and with a pair of needlenose pliers, actually bend the stem in different directions and then insert into the clay. This will make it harder for the pin to slide out because of the angles.

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~Mika-Chan-Ness Feb 19, 2010
Thanks for the tips!!

I started keeping my pin in by super gluing it, seems to be working good so far!

I made some stuff if you want to check it out :)

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Rikku: "Dangeriffic!"
Brother: "SAY DANGER LIKE THE REST OF SPIRA!"
XD

"Justice is done!"

Oh where oh where are more pixel artists...
if you're a pixel artist, leave me a comment and I'll check out your gallery!!
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!thet90 Dec 28, 2009
Can we use a pencil for the rubber paint/clay tool? A blunt pencil, that is. :meow: Great tute, I can't wait to do one of these once I get my hands on some polymer clay. >w<

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~deltadream Dec 29, 2009
Thank you.

Umm, probably. But it would take some manipulation. It doesn't have the same shape as the clay tool. The writing end of the pencil does I suppose but you risk the clay picking up the graphite when you push against it. It's worth a shot I guess- I've never tried it myself though.

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!thet90 Dec 30, 2009
You're welcomed! And, thank you. ;)

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~Hollena Mar 7, 2009  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I love it! Make more tutorials?

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