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From hence forward, if you ask me a TLS related question, you will be directed to this tutorial. If your question cannot be answered by this tutorial, I will answer it forthwith without re-routation to this tutorial.

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*Talty Apr 6, 2012   Artisan Crafter
Hi! This tutorial was featured in the article Polymer Clay Food Tutorials Collection for #projecteducate. This is a very outstanding tutorial, and your kindness to share your techniques is admirable. Keep up the good work!

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Thank you! :)

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*Talty May 19, 2012   Artisan Crafter
You're welcome ^^

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~ChumiiyaClayShop Apr 6, 2012  New member Student Artisan Crafter
Hmm, but when I use TLS and bake it, even when it's only a thin layer, it does'nt turn out translucent D:
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Interesting... Both Liquid Fimo and TLS should turn translucent. They're not transparent (sort of a slightly opaque/foggy translucent) but you should be able to see light through it (unless you add a ton of chalk to it-- that might make it look more like dried paint). Try increasing the baking time/temp ever so slightly and see if that helps at all.

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Very AWESOME tutorial!

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can i youse school glue to .....
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sorry, no. not if you want to use it to mix it with the clay. if you just want to drizzle it like syrup and let it dry (without baking it again) that should be fine. =)

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ok so first bake the clay and after that the glue (can i mix the glue with pastel collors) lot of question lot of questions....
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yup! just as long as you're not planning to bake it again after you've got the glue on there. (sorry for the long delay in replying...)

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