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Hope you enjoy this one! If you have any questions, ask away! If you decide to make one and post pictures on dA, please post a link to my tutorial in the Artist's Comments and send me a link so I can see!! ^^

*whew* Goodness, this one took a little longer than expected, not to mention it took like 10 minutes to upload.

Ok, so, *ahem* This is a Milkshake/Hot Fudge Sundae/Translucent Liquid Sculpey/Faux Glass Tutorial. Pretty amazing, huh? Anywho.

There are two glass techniques: Simply applying a thick layer of glaze after you bake your charm, or the technique showed with the Sundae (wrapping with a thin layer of translucent clay), which can be used for the Milkshake, if you'd like.

The TLS technique is identical to the technique I use for frosting cupcakes.

Another little tip that you might learn from this tutorial is baking separate pieces and then putting them together. Applying the whipped cream to the Milkshake before you bake it is very difficult, and you'll probably end up smudging the details. Same with applying frosting to cupcakes.
Freezing the milkshake/cupcake before detailing (i.e., giving cake a realistic texture, or making the lines on a milkshake) can help keep you from smudging one side while your working on another.

Rubbing alcohol is your best friend when it comes to TLS. Simply soak an old rag with rubbing alcohol and wipe down any TLS you may have spilt on the table, floor, counters, etc.

Please, please, please, please, please don't comment to correct any spelling/grammar mistakes that I made. The text boxes wouldn't let me change any text after I clicked outside of the box, so I couldn't go back and fix anything, even if I wanted to.

Coming soon:

Pie Tutorial
PB&J Tutorial
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~ztinizz Jan 9, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I've made 2 Sundaes too :D

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~ztinizz Jan 6, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I made 2 milkshakes with this :D

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^UnicornReality Jan 5, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
:dummy: Hello! This has a feature in Awesome Artisan Crafts IV! :star:
:heart: :peace:

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~arsyparsy Dec 25, 2011  Student Artist
Oh my gosh! That is adorable!
Amazing tutorial <3

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*Sarra2 Oct 9, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
what is tsl? and where can i buy it from?
i love your tutorial btw! :3 :heart:
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You should be able to find it at most craft stores or wherever you buy your clay. =)

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*Sarra2 Oct 11, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
oh btw, can you help me with something? :3
i make my clay myself out of white glue and flour mix, and i add any type of cream to make it soft, but it cracks when it dries.. :\ do you have any idea what i can do? :hug:
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hmm... sorry, i've never worked with flour/glue as a clay alternative. you could look up online if there are any home made clays that will dry well. i'm sure there's something out there. :)

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*Sarra2 Oct 11, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
THANK YOU FOR THE LINK!:la:
i hope i can find these in stores here :3
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~ilovedmc Sep 22, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
how many mins did you baked it?

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