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1-12 ADC basic strawberry caneby ~Snowfern

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~alexben420 Aug 23, 2011

Do you sell any of these?

~AnnaShawkey Jul 28, 2011 Hobbyist

great strawberries, I enjoyed the video on yt very much too!

~Mooches-Of-Maxter Jul 28, 2011

They look really cool!

You did such an awesome job!!
I have one question: when you slice them, do they crack?
It's amazing that you made them out of ADC!
Do you happen to know the brand of air dry clay that you used?

`Talty Jul 28, 2011 Artisan Crafter

I thought canning with ADC was impossible...! How...?

You are beyond awesome!

~Snowfern Jul 28, 2011

Hey Talty! sweet new avatar! XD yea i didn't think it was possible until Asuka introduced the concept to me

if you surf around some Japanese sites, they do have their own methods too! just have to work pretty fast so the clay doesn't dry out and crack (if you look closely at the video, you'll see the canes do have cracks in 'em

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`Talty Jul 28, 2011 Artisan Crafter

Thanks! It's for a charity going around: [link]

Thank you for the tips, I'll try to find more info about it

I'm veeeery slow when doing miniatures and I get distracted a lot, so probably it would be a good practice!

~mieame Jul 28, 2011

They look great!

~Snowfern Jul 28, 2011

thanks!

~mieame Jul 28, 2011

You're welcome.

Do you know if I could make canes with Sculpey III? I don't know if it's the same, because of the baking part.

~Snowfern Jul 28, 2011

do a search on google, you'll find many many polymer clay resources online, including strawberry canes

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