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1. 

   

   First of all, roll some brown fimo in a ball and then push it down on to a surface so that the bottom half flattens out.

2. 

   

   Take a big lump of white fimo and roll it flat.




3. 

   

   When the fimo is really thin, flat and long, use a knife to cut the top and bottom edges straight. Lightly use the knife to create little ridges all along the white strip - this it to make it look like a cupcake case.

4. 

   

   Wrap the white strip around the brown ball.




5. 

   

   Place some pink fimo on top in the style of icing and push a screw eye in to the top.

6. 

   

   Roll a small lump of white fimo until it becomes a really thin strip. Use the knife to cut it in to small rectangles, like sprinkles.

7. 

   

   Place the fimo sprinkles on top of the cupcake and bake in an oven until hard.

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Tosh

16 Jul 14:29

super cute

Lilim

16 Jul 16:49

T__T Why did you make this cupcake!
Now I'm hungry

Cat Morley

17 Jul 00:20

Believe me, it wouldn't taste nice :)

* Miku.

17 Jul 13:40

Cat that's so awsome *-*

Mallory Howard

17 Jul 20:11

How hot do you turn the oven??? or am I just being an idiot?? lol

Ryden

21 Jul 12:42

On the package of clay it says how hot to bake it ... usually depends on the brand. Fimo brand is 260 i believe, but I am pretty sure Sculpy is 175 or 275

Cat Morley

22 Jul 21:55

It's best to check your pack for the temperature and time - I think it varies a bit!

DIS.AR.RAY

17 Aug 09:48

AWWW. Now I want to make a goodies charm... I already have a fruits one.

Maybe I'll just make a friggin food pyramid charm bracelet...

Jayme

17 Aug 20:44

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!

I've attempted to make it twice already and messed them both up.

But I'll get there. I'm still learning

Jadeygirl

17 Mar 21:42

Hi,

Love the project. I just have one question. I have been using the eyelets in the top like you did but sometimes they fall out.

Is there anyway to avoid this??

I am very good at making detailed cupcakes, cakes, donuts, sweets but get frustrated when the eyelets and jewellery wire comes out.

♥ R.a.c.h.e.l. ♥

20 Jun 19:48

oh i made these into earrings and a necklace!! but i painted it so it doesnt look as good.

Posted By:
Cat Morley »
July 16, 2008 13:53

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