Make and Share Craft Tutorials
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This is just a quick and simple project for anyone who, like myself, has only just started using Fimo. I've also wanted to upload a project onto this site for a long time now. :)
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Take a lump of Fimo clay and warm it up in your hands to make it more flexible and easy to manouever.
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Roll the clay into a ball, and push, press, stroke and/or gently pinch it into a Heart-shaped lump of clay until its the desired shape and dimensions.
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Take your second lump of clay of a different colour and roll it into a snake. If its too long for your heart, stress less! Just break off the excess length. When its the desired length, put it on your heart.
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Take the excess length and roll it into even smaller snake-shapes and put them along the first snake in the correct angle that they look like stitches.
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Follow the Fimo packages directions and bake your heart on aluminium foil at either 110 degrees celcius or 230 degrees farenheit, whichever one your comfortable with, for 30 minutes.
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Voila! Your Heart just needs to cool down now! Unless your perfectly happy to burn your fingers, I know I'm not.
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Easy!! Now your heart is ready to be your new versatile charm you can use for just about anything, wether it be a refridgerator magnet, a new gothic/punk/emo hair clip accesory, or if you stick an eye-hook into the heart when its still soft, you have an instant pendant! Good luck with even more and even better projects :)
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