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1. 

   

   Take a piece of fimo and roll it in to a ball

2. 

   

   Squash it down in between your fingers and make each side flat.




3. 

   

   Using a fimo tool neaten and straighten up the edges so you are left with a small cube.

4. 

   

   Using the tip of a pencil make the dice holes in each side. Remember if you add the dots on both side up they should add up to 7.




5. 

   

   Using a needle stick the pin through one of the holes and out a hole on the otherside.

6. 

   

   You are now left with a dice. Bake in the oven until hard and attach the rest of the equipment to make the earings.

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StinkerbelleRock

15 Jan 22:03

Delicious!!

Courtney.

13 Dec 13:41

How can It Be Delicous? Lol you cant even eat it :P

Courtney Couture

17 Dec 04:02

you could....if you wanted to....i did it once...JUST KIDDING

but those r soooooo cool

Cat Morley

18 Dec 02:51

I'm not sure about fimo, but I was always tempted to eat play dough when I was little. I had this little McDonald's play-dough set where you could put the dough through a shredder and make dough chips. I liked the way it smells.

Courtney Couture

27 Jan 20:53

lol cat thats funny

heh when i was little and went to McDonalds my mom had 2 bring a tub of green beans cuz i wouldnt eat the fries lol

EbonyMae.

03 Feb 12:39

you could make a tiny poker chip or something at the top?

ʎǝɔɐɹƃ

28 Mar 09:14

Yer, you can get play doh perfume!
I had one of those things from MacDonalds!

Heatherr Harajuku

01 Oct 14:33

i used to eat loads of play dogh! I remember I secretly ate it at play group. lmao

Heatherr Harajuku

01 Oct 14:33

You could drill a whole in a realy dice and use that.

Posted By:
Cat Morley »
September 25, 2005 21:42

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