JELLY DONUT Tutorial

[iampoison]

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Here is my latest poly clay tutorial. I had the tute made already but I had to dissect the images into smaller chucks so that when they get resized they would still be readable. I am sorry if the watermarks and links at the end are against policy. If so I'll edit the photos. My sushi tutorial ended up all over the net so I wanted to make sure that this one had my name all over it. ^_^;;

Enough blah, blah, blah, on to the tute!

[lime_rising]

Aww, that is so cute! It looks like an actual jelly donut! ^_^ Awesome job, thanks for the tutorial.

[Chiemi]

That is soooo cute!  It looks so real too.  Man...now I want a jelly donut!

[getmehaha]

very neat tutorial!!! thanx for taking time to make it.. it makes me want to eat jelly donut lol

[RockstarMom]

That is so cute!

[patty_o_furniture]

AMAZING!!!  I always love your tutes!

[camilaustral]

cool!!!!
i love it

[Loli-chan]

Awesome! One question though: Can you use any kind of varnish/glaze? Or is it best too use a polymer clay one?

[iampoison]

Awesome! One question though: Can you use any kind of varnish/glaze? Or is it best too use a polymer clay one?

Yes, you can view many types of varnishes. The one pictured above is a type of floor varnish. The sulpey varnishes they sell are very expensive, although very durable, and you don't get that much of it. Currently I found that Triple Thick Glaze (found in the painting section of Michael's) works just as well. Although, for this project thinner glazes work best.

[Loli-chan]

Awesome! One question though: Can you use any kind of varnish/glaze? Or is it best too use a polymer clay one?

Yes, you can view many types of varnishes. The one pictured above is a type of floor varnish. The sulpey varnishes they sell are very expensive, although very durable, and you don't get that much of it. Currently I found that Triple Thick Glaze (found in the painting section of Michael's) works just as well. Although, for this project thinner glazes work best.

Thanks!