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**PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT TO POST MY IMAGES OR THIS TUTE ON A BLOG/WEBSITE!**I'd like to have a link to all the places where this tutorial may be featured. So please just shoot me an e-mail at kittykat477@yahoo.com or a NOTE here on deviantart before doing so. Thank you very much.
Here is my latest tutorial. Have fun making polymer clay plates. ^_^
Other Tutorials:
Bowl: [link] Candy Apple:[link] Cupcake: [link] Lolli Pop:[link] Bowl of ice cream:[link] Plate: [link] Breakfast: [link] Sushi Cane [link] Jelly Donut: [link] Chocolate [link] Pancake [link] To learn more about polymer clay and how I make my items check my FAQ [link]
Or my Polymer Clay News Articles [link] [link] [link]
Check out my gallery for more yummy polymer clay treats:[link]
Or my shop:[link]
**EDIT**
The awesome ~ashkeeatsshemai says
"I remember seeing those sauceplates used in Japanese restaurants that look exactly like those plates. You can find them in almost any Japanese cooking utensils store."
OR the lovely *HanaClayWorks has a wonderful tutorial on plates using a metal washer. Check it out!
So if you are looking for tiny plates to use as molds try looking for those ^_^
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Comments: 51
Thank you! Cornstarch works well too
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So basically you need a plate to make a plate XD HAHA.
The little white plates are adorable ;_; did you make them also, or did you buy them?
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Go on youtube.com and look up "gardenofimagination how to make a plate" Angela is brilliant!
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no it won't since it's ceramic and not plastic.
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Ciao Chat-noir I love your creations and I've posted your tuto on my little forum, but not all the tuto, only one image and the link on your page; you can find your work here:
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I hope that's ok for you, when you have some problems, I can delete all links, thank you for your time
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aw,great tutorials!
i've read them all.
but it's hard to find polymer clay here in dubai,i'll have to wait till i get to lebanon,do they sell them in Borders?
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I am so glad you like my tutorials this link should be able to help you: [link]
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Thanks alot for the tutorial. Where can you buy colored clay? Everytime I see colored clay it is usually air dry clay or it never dries out.
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Michaels and AC Moore sell different colors of polymer clay. You can also buy it on-line on eBay or Etsy. There are a ton of on-line stores too. If you can only find white polymer clay you can color it using ground up chalk pastels. You can visit my polymer clay article:[link] to find out more.
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Thanks alot! Also thanks alot for those awesome tutorials. I really want to try and make a bowl of ice cream. Keep making good charms!!!!
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coooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllllllll man this rocks
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Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it. ^_^
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i know... u can also use those little plastic bowls for puting soy sauce in! I luv the ice cream, makes me wanna eat some!
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Thank you very much for the idea. ^_^
I'm glad you like my little items.
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i would probably use these great tutorials...the problem is, im not the kind of person to go out and buy art supplies!
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Interesting, I see you also make a good use of these, with your nice clay foods.
I wonder how polymerclay is called in French.
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I'm not sure. I took French for 4 years and the topic never came up. That's a really odd question. I never thought of it before. ^_^
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It is not odd, I am French, I wondered how to find this stuff in France...
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You can buy the clay on-line is shops or on eBay. Or make a friend with someone in the states and do a swap with them. They can be such fun. You trade items that each other can not get in their country/state/town.
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(i've been offline-ish for a while! Sorry for not commenting!)
hehe, blue plate 
Your plates turn out nicely. very smooth looking.
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That's okay ^_^ Welcome back to the internets.
I got the little plates at Pier 1 with some very tiny candles that were shaped like little flowers. ^_^
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I remember seeing those sauceplates used in Japanese restaurants that look exactly like those plates. You can find them in almost any Japanese cooking utensils store.
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Wonderful! Thank you so very much for the tip. I'll go add it up to the description to help other users. ^_^
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You're welcome! I forgot to mention that this was a very informative tutorial. My classmate makes these kinds of things and she found it quite helpful.
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Awe, I'm glad your classmate was able to use it ^_^
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...i have no idea how you come up with these methods but they rock
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Wait until you see the next one. ^_^ The breakfast tutorial is already on the way.
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I was trying to make a plate the other day and completely and utterly bombed it, awesome tutorial
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Glad you can use it. Before I figured this stuff out my plates were all uneven and lumpy. ^_^;;
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I always love your tutorials! And I love the fact that you used a strawberry crush cap. The drink is yummy, and I love that the caps look so vintage. I collect caps like that to make jewelry from, but, unfortunately, it's hard to find anything but orange crush here, and I don't drink the orange kind that much.
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I love strawberry sodas so I just had to use it in the tut. But watch out about bottle cap jewelry. On the craft site craftster.org I'm on (under the ID iampoison) a girl who made bottle cap jewelry was almost sued over trying to sell it. They tried to make her pay $5000. Thankfully she got a lawyer and got rid of the whole mess if she promised to never do it again.
LINK to the whole thing:[link]
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Oh my! I haven't sold any of mine. I usually keep it as one of those unique conversation starters that I wear. LOL. Thanks for letting me know, though, before I actually DID sell it. It's crazy, though. Many, many people make jewelry from bottle caps, and you never see them stop selling their things. It's really sad that an artist could get sued, (or at least get a c&d) over using them in her jewelry. Thanks so much for sharing. You could have just saved me a lot of trouble! 
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Yeah it's great. There is a polymer clay board and it has a ton of amazing artists and tutorials and a section to ask questions about tips and such. I love it. ^_^
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Cool! I may join, but I have newbie phobia! But, if everyone is as nice on there as they are here, then it'll be great!
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You should. Everyone there is super nice and I have never ever seem any "noob" hating. Plus a lot of great people are on there and tons of tutorials. ^_^
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Aww.. you would have done great in my grade 10 art class.
Strawberry Crush? o-o
Now I wanna try strawberry Crush. T~T
Ever had pineapple Crush?
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I didn't even know there was pineapple crush. I only had strawberry and grape. Pineapple sounds yummy.
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Grape....I think I've had grape.
Pineapple is only really available in Newfoundland, Canada.
After seeing your strawberry cap, I have now made it my goal to try as many possible kinds. ^-^;
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I only went to Canada once when I was little. I missed my opportunity. Oh well I can always try to get some shipped or visit again. ^_^
I looked up all the different flavors they ever had and here's what I found:
# Grape Crush
# Strawberry Crush
# Chocolate Crush
# Cherry Crush
# Peach Crush
# Blue Raspberry Crush
# Diet Orange Crush
# Crush Frozen Orange Dream
# Green Apple Crush (New for 2005)
# Lime Crush
# Pineapple Crush
# Crush Birch Beer
# Crush Cream Soda (Canada only)
# Crush Grape Fruit
# Crush Tropical Punch
# Wild Cherry Crush (1989 only)
Wow so many...
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Yeah, I know.
I can't believe that we're the only ones to have cream soda. o-o
It's like one of the only kinds of cream soda here too. x-x
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