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  Step 1

  First you get some clay with is dirty of you are not using it.

  Than some charms from a shop.
  So i picked a bow, gloomy bear and a icecream

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  Step 2

  Than you flatten the clay a little bit and push the charm in the mold.

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  Step 3

  You will have to try some time,
  and maybe perfection it a bit but than it should look like this n.n

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  Step 4

  Than you bake it,
  and tadaaah your own kawaii molds are born :3!

  I hope it was usefull^^

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Your Gracious · Melbourne, Victoria, AU · 7 projects 29th October 2011

You are a genius! I have been looking for molds on the net that are costly. But now that I know about this I can make my own! Thanks a million!

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LeejLicious · Made, North Brabant, NL · 18 projects 17th April 2010

Hey Tessel D, yeah you can put everything in there!

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Tessel D. · The Hague, South Holland, NL · 1 project 11th April 2010

Maybe you could use it for resin too? Great idea

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Sailorshame · 11 projects 10th April 2010

good idea:3

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Asgards_Princess · Leicester, England, GB · 33 projects 1st April 2010

its a good idea to put clingfilm over the the mould because its difficult to take the clay out of the mould without it ripping

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Love in a Thunderstorm · 7 projects 12th October 2009

Oh. My. Goodness.

I make tons of little charms for cell phones and stuff and it's so tedious to make them over and over and over again just to paint them different colors... and I NEVER EVER thought of just making molds of the ones I use the most!

Genius.

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elisha · Picayune, Mississippi, US · 41 projects 11th October 2009

when you use the molds do you have to put some kind of powder in it, like talcum, because my clay always gets stuck in them, or will tear when i take them out.

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kiddo · Corryton, Tennessee, US · 133 projects 11th October 2009

I love to use old clay to make molds. Jet, I can't speak for Lee, but I use polymer clay to make my molds.

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 11th October 2009

hi, great, thanks but i have one question did you used polymere clay? greetings jet

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