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caithness155 — How to make a chibi jack charm
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I finally took the time to make a tutorial about how I make my jack charms, made of polymer clay (needs to be baked).I used here glowing in the dark clay.
My english is not good enough to explain every step, but I think the pictures are clear enough to understand how I worked.
If you follow this tuto, I'd be very pleased to see your results!
Background pictures -> [link]
Thank you for all your comments and favs 
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Comments: 323
Good morning, my name is Isabel from Spain and I´m in charge of the newsletter of APE (a nonprofit spanish association about polymer clay, I´m working with Halloween items for next issue.
We would like to use the free tutorial you´ve share here.
Of course, we´ll give you credit and link to your site. Thank you very much in advance. Have a good day.
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OH my gosh, I don't do much clay work but I REALLY want to try this!! Thank you so much for making the tutorial!
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I made one and it was my first attempt at a tutorial it was easy to follow I figured out almost all of it I just couldn't get my blade lines right so I let that out wish I knew how to add a photo to the comments
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Thank you for the wonderful tutorial, mini jack is so cute
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I love this!! Will definitely have to make <3
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Hi! Just wanted to say thanks for the tutorial. Here is the pendant I made: click here
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This is so absolutely cute!! Would it be possible to make a Mickey Mouse charm using the same tutorial, if one were to try?
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Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! 
And here he is with the little Zero I made for him: [link]
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i love ur tutorial, thanks for making it, here's my jack that i made from your tutorial [link]
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Hello!
As part of Project Educate: Fan Art Week 2011, you've been featured in Tutorials Feature: Fan Artisan Crafts . Thanks a lot for sharing this with the community!
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O_O I think i love you! jk jk but this is AWSOME!!! thanks for making it!
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do you think you could do a boogie-man tutorial?? this is so cute!!
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a "dremmel" but you can use any other driller
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Does the heat do most of the sticking the pieces together? As noticed you didn't need to press it together too much to get the head with the body and so on.
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yes the heat does the most of it
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Does the heat do most of the sticking the pieces together? As noticed you didn't need to press it together too much to get the head with the body and so on.
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I'm soooo gonna try making one! Awesome tutorial!
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will this work with sculppy clay? And how long do you bake it at what temp?
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it's written on the package 
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OMG this is great!! May I use tutorial to make my friends Christmas present? He's a huge Nightmare Before Christmas fan and would love this!
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sorry for the late reply, did you make it??
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Didn't get a chance for X-mas but it's almost our anniversary so I'll make sure to post a picture when I make it for him them
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yey! Now i can make my own key-chain instead of wasting 20 bucks! thanks!
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Cute but how do u get the lines on his body so even?
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thanks! hm I don't know, I make them quick without hesitation
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I just finished it and will post it later. I think yours is cuter though lol. Thanks for the tut!
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