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Some Little Red Apples
Obsessed with Polymer clay, obsessed with Twilight, so, I've been making apples.

Posted by Craftie Auntie from Medford, Oregon, United States • Published See Craftie Auntie's 54 projects »
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  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 1
    Step 1

    Depending on if you want to cut(bite) into the apple, to show the center, or just have a red(or green) apple, it will vary how you will proceed.

    A solid RED apple, or a White center, knead an amount of clay, depending on how large you want the apple to be, until soft.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 2
    Step 2

    Roll the clay into a ball.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 3
    Step 3

    Gently smoosh down one side of the circle.

    One side will be smaller than the other. Try to keep the top rounded, and the bottom flatter.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 4
    Step 4

    If you did it solid Red skip down to step ___

    If you did it in White continue to the next step

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 5
    Step 5

    Roll out a very thin layer of Red clay

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 6
    Step 6

    Set the apple down, and eye about how much you will need, and use a knife to trim away the larger excess.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 7
    Step 7

    Carefully wrap the red around the white, and smooth it out with your fingers. Do your best not to smoosh up the shape.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 8
    Step 8

    Use a small flat tipped object (I've used a nail, a paint brush, and an actual clay tool) and carefully make an indentation in the top of the apple, for the stem.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 9
    Step 9

    Roll out a small piece of brown or green clay, into a little stem shape.

  • How to mold a clay apples. Poly Apples - Step 10
    Step 10

    Stick the stem into the hole and use whatever you used to create the hole in the top, to push it down gently.

    If you want to make it into a bead, pierce a hole through it with needle (or something similarly small) straight down through the top, or the side.

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Lindsey  N.
Lindsey N. · Backus, Minnesota, US · 29 projects
Thats so darling!
Little applesHappy
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Bianca P.
Bianca P. · 8 projects
I'll make this as a death note charm!
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Craftie Auntie
Craftie Auntie · Medford, Oregon, US · 55 projects
I did make a stem for the new one. But when I had made the others I didn't have brown or green, so I didn't. But I will Happy
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Gabrielle R.
Gabrielle R. · 9 projects
you should make little stems for them!
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DIS.AR.RAY
DIS.AR.RAY · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 32 projects
very cute! Now I've just GOT to make a charm braclet with all my favorite fruits!
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Cat Morley
Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects
Those are adorable
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Craftie Auntie
Craftie Auntie · Medford, Oregon, US · 55 projects
I am sure that you could, with acrylic paint, once you've baked it.
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Karen B.
Karen B. · United States, US · 4 projects
Now could you do that with white clay then paint it red or vice versa?
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