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POLYMER CLAY Rice Krispie Treat Tutorialby *GrandmaThunderpants

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~Bon-AppetEats made a cuute tutorial for rice krispie polymer clay treats ([link]), and since it's something I've been wanting to make for a long time (it's one of my favorite sweets!) I was inspired by her creation and set out to develop my own method! I tried this out on Livestream last night, and a few people expressed interest in seeing my method outlined in a tutorial as well. So after asking ~Bon-AppetEats if she'd be alright as being listed as inspiration, I made this tutorial this morning.

I debated adding in the bit about trimming the edges since it can be hard/dangerous, but I trust you guys not to hurt yourselves. xD And I think it's an important part in getting these to look real! So I hope you learn something.

I made earrings based off my method, and I should have those up soon.

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~OmenaApple Oct 20, 2012

Ssssooo. The square block in the inside. You could do it from some leftover scrap colors you had, since it wont be visible?

*GrandmaThunderpants Oct 20, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Hmm ... I would say no in this instance. If you look closely at the charm there's still areas where the inside block shows through. Since the "krispie" shapes aren't going to be able to fully coat the surface in one coat due to their odd shape, I highly suggest you either use the same color, or a very similar color.

~OmenaApple Oct 20, 2012

True.. But how abooout making the block, a slightly smaller, of some scrap color and making a thin layer of the actual krispie color? Saves at least a little of the good color and good use of the old scrap clay?

*GrandmaThunderpants Oct 20, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

That would probably be a good method.

~FlyingMysticalBunny Oct 14, 2012 Hobbyist

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*GrandmaThunderpants Oct 15, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Aw, thanks a bunch!

*GrandmaThunderpants Oct 15, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Aw, thanks a bunch!

~WhispersSweet Sep 9, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

You could actually use Jewlery Gold Sculpey, it is the same color but you don't have to do any mixing.

*GrandmaThunderpants Sep 9, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

You need to do translucent clay in this for realism.

Also jewelry gold has shimmery mica in it so you'd have glittery rice krispies. Which is fine if that's what you want! But jewelry gold is definitely not the same thing. O:

~WhispersSweet Sep 9, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Yes true, it is glittery but it worked out fine!

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