By now if you're a reader you know that my daughter's birthday theme is cupcakes! I wanted to try my hand at these cute cupcake clay charms I see all over the internet. While I appreciate the art on etsy, I can't justify spending $7 a peice for something I can make. I wanted to share so I posted a video slideshow of how I made my first two clay cupcakes.
Keep in mind this is my first 2 that I have ever made so they aren't prefect. They are going to be for a group of 8 yr old little girls so how perfect do they need to be? lol! The rolling clay part would be a fun craft woth your kids too. Just be sure that you keep them away when it comes time to bake and cool the clay. I used Sculpey clay. I imagine this would be awesome for the kind that air dries too.
What do you think?
19 comments:
Cool! What a great idea. They alomst look edible!!
They look great, I am very impressed.
oh my those are adorable.
how cute, I love your work.
so cute, love that cupcake!
Those are adorable!!!!
These are soooo cute!!! I've done some work with sculpey and it's fun, but takes some time. I love how these came out!!! Thanks for the video!
I'm sure they will be a big hit at the party.
so cute! and the frog cake is adorable too!
They are perfectly delightful!! Thanks for sharing your how-to video!!
Those look great! I am still loving everything cupcake related, in fact, I can't remember the last time I made an actual cake!
How cute is that! I have never seen those anywhere! TFS
This is just too cute! I'm sure they will be a hit!
I just found your blog on Two Peas and I love it! You are so talented!!! Love your cakes.
Those are adorable! I'm so glad you left a comment on my blog so I could come here and find yours! Your daughter is so lucky!! :-)
very cute! Can't wait to see pics from the party.
Too cute...thanks for sharing the video!
so very adorable!
enjoy *~*
Wow, these are fabulous and look so yummy! I'm sure the girls will LOVE them!
Shanna
Thanks for showing the beadloop.. I've been wondering what the loop was made of. Great blog! Keep up the great crafts!
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