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1. 

   

   The main thing that you need for this project is a mould shaped like an ice cream cone. My ones were candy moulds that I got in the cooking section of a craft store. If you can't find them, get some off ebay.

2. 

   

   Fill the cone part of the mold with brown fimo and remove from the mould.




3. 

   

   Place some tinfoil in the mould, squish in to place so that it takes the shape of the ice cream cone. Place the fimo cone in the bottom and remove the tinfoil from the mould.

4. 

   

   Use a cotton bud to get the tinfoil nice and smooth. Then pour a small amount of the clear fimo in to the top of the tinfoil, spread it out using the cotton bud.




5. 

   

   Sprinkle in some sprinkles, I used hundreds & thousands and strands, and spread them out with the cotton bud,

6. 

   

   Add some more clear liquid fimo, so that the scoop is level with the cone.
   
   Place in the oven for 15 minutes until the fimo is hard.

7. 

   

   When the cones have cooled, screw in some screw eyes in the top and your charms are ready to go!

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Shivi

19 Jun 13:44

ooh, this brings so many possibilities!

Sarah wearing doodled on converse

19 Jun 14:13

totally rad tab fab!

KattyRa

19 Jun 14:48

Yummy!

and soo easy to make!

ʎǝɔɐɹƃ

19 Jun 17:03

This is soo beautiful :)

northernstar

19 Jun 21:35

There is liquid fimo?! Wow Cat you are just a genius! :D

Angel

20 Jun 01:09

Cat, this is so cool! (as usual, your rock!!!) Is the liquid Fimo the kind used to transfer images? I saw some at the craft store, but was unsure if it was the right kind.

Cat Morley

20 Jun 12:39

Thanks everyone, yeah Liquid FImo is also used for image transfer - you can usually find it next to all the normal Fimo - I only just discovered it though!

Caroline

21 Jun 11:32

Very cute, and those molds are AMAZING! I need to find some =)

Karen B.

30 Jun 20:28

I never would have thought of that. That's great!

Ezme

02 Jul 15:16

these are so sweet! i could so imagine them as earrings!

Mallory Howard

17 Jul 16:58

That's so neat! I can't wait to get started!!! :)

Ezme

23 Jul 13:52

does liquid fimo only come in clear?

DIS.AR.RAY

17 Aug 10:39

You really are like the crafting queen! If only I had MONEY! I wish I lived in michaels or some other amazing craft store, I might be able to make more awesome crap! lol.

I think I'm going to use resin for the top part of this, because I found REALLY cheap resin that works great. :D

Cat Morley

17 Aug 11:53

Yeah resin would work well - I haven't quite got the hang of it yet.

jessica;;

11 May 20:36

such a cute idea!
i will definately be making these soon :) x

♥ R.a.c.h.e.l. ♥

20 Jun 19:49

amazing!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted By:
Cat Morley »
June 19, 2008 12:11

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