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Since I had so many questions about how I texture my waffles and waffle cones/bowls, I threw together this simple tutorial. :)

I have an ice cream tutorial in the works for tomorrow that will show how I make my ice cream (both soft serve and scoops) and waffle cones.



~~Other Tutorials~~
Rice Krispy Treats: [link]
Fruit Tarts: [link]
Grapes: [link]
S'mores: [link]
Bacon: [link]
Eggs: [link]
Pie Crusts/Toppings: [link]
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Mood: Love ~CRISTAL100 Apr 1, 2013
gracias por tus tutoriales.

son estupendos.
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*Ncj700 Sep 19, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
What kind of tool do you use? Is it a needle tool?
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=Bon-AppetEats Sep 19, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
I didn't use a needle tool at all for this. I had a clay modeling tool that had that small waffle texture on it to transfer it onto the clay.
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*Ncj700 Sep 19, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Ah. I just wondered because. Was looking for something with it on, but all I could find were sets of tools on Ebay :( can't afford them lol
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~horsejmp Aug 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Can you bake it in a Toaster Oven instead of a regular Oven? Just wanting to know because my mother doesn't like heating up the house with the big oven. -Peyton
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=Bon-AppetEats Aug 17, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
You can. In fact, that's how I baked mine before I bought a clay craft oven.
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~horsejmp Aug 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Whould it be the same thing? Temperture and bake time wise? -Peyton
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=Bon-AppetEats Aug 17, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
It would, however, I would recommend trying a piece of scrap clay first since not all toaster ovens bake the same. I tried baking in one that was given to me and I ended up burning the piece completely, even though the temperature and time were the same.

Just remember to place the clay on a pan you won't use for food.
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Mood: Joy ~horsejmp Aug 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Ok thank you so much!:D -Peyton
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~animawllover Aug 7, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I guess having a mom that sews comes in handy! I'm gonna go make icecream now! :)
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