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Chocolates from Polymer Clay - Page 3


Truffles : 

Roll the clay a little thicker than before (#2 on the pasta machine). Cut circles using the cutter - Pick the circle up & roll into a ball.  Roll the ball around under the point of the knife to roughen the  surface of the chocolate.



Transfer all Chocolates to the Ceramic Tile and bake at the temperature and time recommended on your package of clay. Do NOT increase the temperature - although you can increase the time if necessary



THE BOX

Use the basic box pattern supplied with this article. You can make the box as big or as small as you would like !!!

Print the pattern onto a sheet of medium weight black cardboard. Assemble as directed.
If the box is too deep for your chocolates, raise the base with some small rectangles of cardboard glued in place.

Glue the chocolates in place as desired - they look best with an assortment of Dark, White,
Caramel and White Chocolates

Trim the box with a snip of silk ribbon and a silk ribbon bow

Decorative Base
Cut out & glue to base of box
- overlapping all round


Base of Box
Cut Out - Score four sides
Cut through 4 short lines to allow box to fold


Lid of Box
Assemble as above

This project was originally designed for the South African Miniature Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SouthAfricanMinis/

And then offered as part of the "Polymer Clay Education Month : June 2005 "
on THE CAMP" Miniature Group
& as the subject matter is "chocolate" - it is dedicated to "DM"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/THECAMP

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