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I know it's hard, but don't eat it!
LISTEN UP! My first time working with FIMO, it was fun, but REAAAALLLLY tricky, I used FIMO soft and FIMO effect and they were really stiff, I stopped taking pictures near the end because it was really hard for me :')

My first HOW TO, i made it mega detailed i hope you like it (:

Posted by Maddy☯ • Published 5th December 2009 • See Maddy☯'s 3 projects »

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Step 1
Step One,
Gather the things you need for the first couple of stages, In the photo i have two packets of FIMO, one is the color of the cream and one the color of the actual biscuit. I also have my chain (I used a gold chain because I like vintage things so i don't wear silver but you can use silver if you prefer) And finally i have half of a custard cream with out the cream you can use whatever biscuit you want. (:
Step 2
Open one pack of FIMO (I used the lighter one which was for the cream as i'd be using less of this) And wrap the FIMO around the Custard Cream half. Press down on the top softly making sure you don't break the biscuit but also making sure you leave an imprint.
Step 3
Next unravel the FIMO carefully while making sure the imprint doesn't get distorted.
Step 4
Take another lump of the lighter FIMO for the actual cream. Use a craft rolling pin (Or in my case a pencil, i couldn't find a rolling pin haha) Roll it out and reshape it into a flat and irregular oval so it has a random look.
Step 5
Line it up against your half custard cream and see how realistic it looks before continuing to the next step.
Step 6
Bake your fimo mould and cream, I used foil, yeah it worked fine
Step 7
Press your darker shade of FIMO (I brushed it with darker orangey chalk just before baking) into the mold And REALLLLLLLYYYYY carefully peel it out, this took me a couple of tries as it kept ripping. Next you must bake it (SEE STEP ABOVE!)
Step 8
So now that you have one side of your custard cream, repeat step 7. Now you'll have two sides, Super glue the inside (Cream) to the other two sides so it's like a sandwich. Screw a charm loop in and Hang it on a chain, Hope you liked it :)

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Shaplily · Vitry-sur-Seine, Île-de-France, FR · 3 projects 3rd March 2012

Your cookie just look like a real one. Yummy.

Skullgirl666 · West Molesey, England, GB · 11 projects 2nd March 2011

Genius!!!

BlackxRainbowx3 · 1 project 10th August 2010

What's the darker orangy chalk stuff that you used?!

Maddy☯ · 3 projects 7th June 2010

glad you all likee it(:

Asgards_Princess · Leicester, England, GB · 33 projects 21st March 2010

I love this! I bought some custard creams today so i'm going to make it at some point!

Alyssa :) · 24 projects 31st January 2010

I love this! I made mine with a teddy graham

Lucy A. · 4 projects 31st January 2010

Ahhh i love this! I saw some similar things for sale in a shop in brighton yesterday, but they wanted £20 for it! Now I know I can make my own! thankyou sooo much!