Lollipop Pendant Necklace

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  Step 1

  Start off with two equal sized lumps of different coloured Fimo.

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  Step 2

  Roll the two lumps out in to a long thin strips with your fingertips.

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  Step 3

  Take one strip and fold it around and around the over strip, so that the two strips are intertwined.

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  Step 4

  Roll this out with your fingers, so that the colours flatten in to each other and become one long strip.

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  Step 5

  Start at one end and curl the strip up so that it creates a winding circle.

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  Step 6

  Wind it up completely.

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  Step 7

  Take a lollipop stick and cut it in half.

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  Step 8

  Push a screw hook in the top of the fimo lolly and then push the lollipop stick up in to the bottom of the lolly.

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  Step 9

  Remove the plastic lollipop stick carefully, so that it's hole remains intact. Leave the screw hook in place and bake in an oven until hard.

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  Step 10

  When the lolly has cooled, place some glue on the end of the lollipop stick, place inside the lolly and leave to dry.

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  Step 11

  Slip on to a chain and it's ready to wear.

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Michelle C. · Boise, Idaho, US 6th February 2012

I am going to Make these with My girl Scout troop, at our next meting. Thanks You For Sharing!!!

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Michelle C. · Boise, Idaho, US 6th February 2012

I am goinf to Make these with My girl Scout troop, at our next meting. Thanks You For Sharing!!!

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palig u. · 3 projects 24th December 2011

umm does it work with ordanary clay? we don't have fimo...! I REALLY WANNA TRY THIS♥ SOO CUTE

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Lorenacraftlove f. · 1 project 23rd September 2011

cute!!!

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Laura S. 4th February 2011

what kind of paint you use?

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Bridie · 10 projects 15th January 2011

You can stop the lollipop from getting mishapen by not putting a hole in thim, but just superglueing the stick to the bottom once they've cooked

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Tsukikyou · Kissimmee, Florida, US · 3 projects 16th June 2010

What kind of glue did you use because I tried tacky glue and hot glue and neither worked.

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Tessel D. · The Hague, South Holland, NL · 1 project 10th April 2010

I tried it, and it came out okay. My only problem was that when I stuck the stick in it kind of ruined the shape. What can I do to make it better/stop this from happening? Very nice tutorial though

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Priscilla · Charlotte, North Carolina, US · 4 projects 13th February 2010

SO CUTE !! Gonna have fun doing this with my 9yr old I'm sure all her friends will love it as well !! Thanks for sharing !!

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tula t. · Sydney, New South Wales, AU · 2 projects 20th November 2009

*crys* i dont have clay

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