How I Make Pancakes Keychain Using Polymer Clay

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Hello! How are you? Lately, I have been craving pancakes but have no energy to do it I don't know why and I am on a break from eating dairy my skin knows I ate too much lately LOL. Instead of cooking some, I'll just make it using polymer clay I keep seeing it everywhere which hunting me hehe.

I've been not doing crafts lately maybe I am experiencing craft block which I don't know if that's a thing but since I made this maybe I back in the game again. Maybe the cleaning my workspace works. I have a lot of lists I am excited to do wish me luck! I hope you enjoy this blog.



Materials I Used:

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  • Polumer Clay
  • Eye Pins
  • Jumprings
  • Soft Pastels
  • Alcohol
  • Glass Sheet
  • Pliers
  • Aluminum Foil
  • Brush
  • Silicone Mat
  • Portable Weighing Scale
  • Clay tools
  • Glass Container
  • Oven
  • Lighter
  • Plastic Glove
  • Mask
  • Toothpick
  • Chains
  • Lobster Clasp
  • UV Resin
  • UV Lamp
  • Super Glue
  • Cotton Buds


Clay Time:


Conditioning and Sculpting the Clay:

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The first thing to do is condition the polymer clay until smooth.


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And then I use a portable weighing scale to measure polymer clay evenly. I need three pieces of clay that weigh 3 grams each.

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Next, I roll the polymer clay with the shape of a circle and then I sculpt it with the shape of a pancake.


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I do this step for each of the three polymer clay. It is okay even if it is not perfectly shaped so it will look more realistic.


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This is how should it look like and then I stack them layer by layer. Again it is not supposed to be perfectly aligned.


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Next, I used alcohol and cotton buds to clean all the visible dirt or dust on the polymer clay.


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Using the dotting tool I used it to add texture to the polymer clay.


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And then I used this tree brush to add another texture to the clay.



Adding Color To The Clay:

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Next is to add shade to the polymer clay I am using soft pastel to do it and a makeup brush. Using this it has a more realistic look on it. I used this light yellow ochre first.


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After that I used burnt sienna and brushed it at the side of the clay, I made sure to apply it little by little so I could control the shade I wanted.


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This how it looks like.


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Top to side.

Adding the Toppings and Baking the Clay:

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Next, I shape 4 clay into strawberry and then put it above the pancake. But I only used three of them when I realized I needed to add the butter too LOL.


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I did not do too many details on the strawberry. I used the dotting tool again to add the dents to make it look more like a strawberry.


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And then I cut a small square of pale yellow polymer clay to make the butter and then I put it between the strawberries.

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This is the last step before I bake the clay I put the eye pin in the center of the strawberries and we are done It is ready to be baked.


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It is ready to be baked I put the polymer clay on the silicone mat I bought only for my clay craft.

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Next, preheat the oven based on the instructions on the packaging of the polymer clay first before baking the clay.

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After baking let the polymer clay rest until it cools down.



Adding the Syrup:

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The next thing I do is to add the syrup to the pancake to make it I use UV Resin and Soft Pastel to add color to the resin and I have the UV Lamp with me to cure it.


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Then I scrap pale yellow and the burnt sienna.


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Then I mix them well until well combined using a toothpick so I can just throw it after use. Oh, I make sure I use disposable gloves too to avoid mess.


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This how it looks like. Using a toothpick I apply the mixture onto the clay.

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I just imitate how pancake syrup looks when poured and then I use a plier to hold the clay too.


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After that, I use a lighter to blow fire onto the resin to remove any bubbles onto the mixture and to make the curing faster too.

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And then cure it under UV Lamp until it is not sticky anymore.



Putting the Lobster Clasp:

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This is what it looks like looking like a pancake now. The next step is I am going to add the lobster clasp, jump rings, and chains together.

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Using the two pliers I put the jump ring in the eye pin first and then hoop the chains next.


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After that, I lock the jumping and we are done.


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Now I have a pancake keychain!



Pancake Photoshoot:

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Thank you for visiting, see you on my next blog. :D
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))


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It is an excellent craft. You did a great job with all the finishing, it's certainly a beautiful thing!

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