Ice cream Bear

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I decided to seriously take my friend @Trincowski's advise and, yes, as of now, I am getting ready to stock up my charms. I don't know if I am going to make this as a business- probably as a hobby for now. I'll let you guys know how I go but, I definitely am considering this as a future business venture.

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Yes. I have molds too. But, I do all the sculptures.

To make the cone, I started with this.

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This is ready to use cone- just cut around the edges to fit into your desired size. I cut mine into 4 parts.

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Roll.

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Cut the excess clay.

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Since I am trying to do a "conveyor" belt system, I decided to make 3 identical pieces. Here are they:

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Make the hands from 2 smaller pieces of clay.

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Attach to the cone.

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Attach the "head" and start making details.

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Take 2 smaller pieces. I am not going to show you guys how I make this. I had been making the "ear" part for god knows how long.

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When you're done, take tiny pieces of clay and attach it to the eyes. This will give it further detail.

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Now for the ice cream part, I just mixed a black and white clay.

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Make a smaller tear drop shape and put it at the top of the first one.

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Attach the eye pin and you're done.

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Bake and glaze it as per your manufacturer's instructions.

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