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Here it is, the cherry pie tutorial I've been promising to finish up forever. :P

It was supposed to be a YouTube video, but my video editing software had an issue. :/ Ah well, it's done now at least!

Here is the Pie Crust Tutorial I kept referring to:



If you happen to use this, I'd love a link to your work! :D
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~FloraLaurel Apr 12, 2013  Student General Artist
Using a bottle cap is very clever! One time I made a pie lil this but I couldn't make it realistic because I didn't have a glaze or TLS, whatever that is.
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~dragonmaiden50 Feb 24, 2013
One thing that can make the process a little smoother is instead of having to roll out a ton of little red cherry balls, you use little round glass beads and mix them with a glaze of some sort. this is good for blueberry pies as well :)
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*Bon-AppetEats Feb 24, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
You could do that and if you cover them up with a top crust, it looks like a real pie. I prefer to make each one since making them with clay seems to make the TLS "sauce" stick to them better. :)
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Mood: Amazed ~Death-n-Taxes Feb 21, 2013  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
how do you claen off the lable from the bottle cap? or do you buy them blank?
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*Bon-AppetEats Feb 21, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
These come blank. :)
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~EmSquirt Nov 14, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
With the chalk pastels will they rub off if you touch them too much?because I'm thinking of making something(a type of animal,I'm not sure what.im gonna attempt making it poseable) and instead of using colored clay or paint I was gonna try chalk pastels(I've heard eye shadow works too) but I wanna make sure it will stay on without glazing it
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*Bon-AppetEats Nov 14, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
If you put it on before baking it, it'll stay. I have some colored unglazed pieces that haven't lost their color.
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~EmSquirt Nov 14, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
ok thanks :3
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~Kagami-No-Kuni Nov 6, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
Thanks for sharing! :D
I'd love to see tutorials for cakes, cookies, and more pies :)
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*Bon-AppetEats Nov 6, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
I'm putting together an ebook with a bunch of tutorials and tips. It'll be out at some point, hopefully next year (if I ever get time to sit and do it >.<).
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