Triple Chocolate Sweet Glazing Donut Handmade Clay Keychain

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Hello, how are you? The very first sweet I remembered tasting was chocolate. We used to live with one of my grandmother's sisters on my father's side, who is technically my grandma too, and she used to have a full refrigerator of chocolates, which was supposed to be given to us from our family abroad, but she kept it by herself and ate it I guess LOL now she is facing the cosiquence of her action and got sick and you know what disease it is.

So yeah, what a mess on my father's side. I am so thankful to my mom that we moved out to my mother's side, which is more peaceful and away from family conflict.

So today I am going to make a donut clay keychain made out of chocolate, you heard me right, chocolate.


Materials I Used:

  • Polymer Clay
  • Glass Sheet
  • Weighing Scale
  • Gum Container
  • Clay Tool
  • Needle Tool
  • Toothbrush
  • Sticker
  • Soft Pastels
  • Brush
  • Eyepin
  • Palette Knife
  • Liquid Clay
  • Acrylic Stamping Block
  • X-Acto Knife
  • Oven
  • UV Resin
  • UV Lamp
  • Disposable Gloves
  • Mask
  • Pliers
  • Keychain

Craft Time!

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I knead the polymer clay by hand to smooth it, and I like to weigh the clay I use. Optionally, you can skip this part.


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Shape the clay into a ball. Place it on the top of any lid container you have, as long as it has an inch of height.


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I use the tip of the body of my clay tool to create a hole in the center of it.


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To add texture in the middle of the donut, I use my needle tool to do the job.


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To add the next texture, I use a toothbrush and a tree brush tool. Dap it lightly onto the clay.


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Wrap the middle part with a sticker before adding shades to it.


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Then I added shade on it using soft pastels and a brush. Using soft pastel is recommended if you want a realistic-looking shade to the clay.


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To make the glaze, I mix brown clay, clear glue, and darker brown soft pastels. I keep mixing until well combined, and when I am satisfied with the glazing, I apply onto the top of the clay.


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Then I added the eyepin, and after that I bake in into a preheated oven with a temperature and time as instructed on the packaging of the clay.


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To add the chocolate sprinkles, I scrape out some of the clay I baked before, using my X-acto knife. This is what it looks like.


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I am going to make a glazing again by mixing UV Resin and soft pastels mix them together.


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And then I added the clay I scraped out earlier into the mixture and mixed them again until well combined, and the apply onto the clay.


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This is what it looks like, and then cure it under a UV Lamp for a few minutes.


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I am still not satisfied with the glazing, so I mixed UV Resin and white soft pastels this time.


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Just like I did earlier, apply it to the clay.


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Cure it under a UV Lamp for a few minutes.


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For the keychain, I put the jump ring into the eyepin. Lock it using the two pliers I have for better and easier.


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Here is a close-up look at the donut.


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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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