polymer clay Froot Loops CEREAL tutorial (sugar/salt technique)

In this video I'm going to show you how to create polymer clay fruity cereals using sugar/salt technique which I discovered recently while surfing the Internet.I hope you'll enjoy this tutorial and thanx for watching!
Products used in this tutorial:
- FIMO soft #24 (indian red),
- FIMO soft #16 (sunflower)
- FIMO soft #39 (peppermint)
- FIMO soft #50 (apple green)
- FIMO soft #62 (lavender)
Find me:
/ thischarming. .
www.etsy.com/shop/ThisCharmin...
/ thischarmingstuff
Twitter: @tcharmingstuff

[@ashleycadena2450]

I love this so much and thank you for sharing I found my dream

[@lovinglps333]

I tried it! it worked really well! thanks!!

[@sssssoopphhiie26]

It's so simple! I would definitely try this if I had that type of clay!

[@Jeannious1]

Super easy and yet very creative!

[@mrsbeckyboop]

Thanks for the tutorial simply reading the instructions you had displayed explained everything :)

[@yanileal1]

OMG I loved this video because my nickname at school is actually fruit loop!

[@itzskittl3s571]

why the hell are people calling you fruit loop?? .__. (sorry but why do they call you a cereal?)

[@rosekidd2049]

awesome sauce! That is not even enough to say about this wonderful Froot Loops creation!

[@roshmisarkar6028]

Thanx for sharing really easy nd perfect technique with us....but in USA may be it is hard to find crystalized sugar....so have to try it out with salt :)

[@rockstarn100]

it looks so real and tasty i will definitely try to make this thanks your so awesome

[@francescainpillole]

amazing! thanks for sharing!

[@PatinageArtistique01]

Very cute!

[@nicspx]

Awesome!

[@makennapace4235]

I was actually eating froot loops at this moment! IRONIC! LOL

[@blueraspberrycharms]

Love them!!!!!!!!!

[@noelanibuonomo7838]

very creative

[@camdengipe9973]

Wow awesome

[@capricornsister1]

Great idea of melting sugar/salt :)

[@JudihtNinosConinos]

I loved your tutorial to, I love fruit loops, shame that here in Spain did not sell...

[@sheilamoade6016]

, I'm glad someone is with me on this , I felt kinda stupid , lol .

[@marysb.1517]

Fabuloso Tutotrial!!! Saludos :)

[@MariAreevi]

Clever!

[@TheLaughingFork]

What an interesting technique! I love your creations and the editing in your videos :)

[@ThisCharmingStuff]

***** thank you veru much! :))

[@ronieGirl327]

This Charming Stuff this is the first and only reply I've ever seen you leave. :( are you still around to answer more comments?

[@katemancini8134]

Love them!!!! Never thought of using that before. Do you have any advice for someone starting? Thanks so much!

[@ninja-om9rz]

Nice

[@TiaLoves1DandCrafts]

cute!

[@Armorqueen00]

Got to make them!:0

[@JudihtNinosConinos]

When I was younger were selling, and I remember very well! Not long time ago i buy online along with the marshmallow fluff!! :D My best investment! Hehehe.

[@pesto12601]

Yeah.. I agree.. hard to tell what she did after rolling it in the sugar because the next scene it looks all pressed in and not on the surface.... so.. did you press it in or did it just melt in or what?

[@maealejandro141]

Love you

[@hecatebrujita]

muy bonito gracias por compartir un besito y like

[@sheilamoade6016]

Ok , I like , but I can't tell if you took the sugar off before baking . I saw after you bake put charm in water to dissolve the sugar or salt,. Is that the remainder of sugar or salt that's left ?

[@zahraali905]

Where do you get the cutting tool and I know that u didn't use it for the video but I saw the Metal part

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

***** I absolutely love this! What size jump rings did you use to connect your charms? What type of clasp do you recommend? Thanks! ♥

[@kyleandrew8717]

Looks exactly like fruit loops!

[@linamorgana802]

Can you use any type of oven to bake them in?

[@56prettygal]

could you use this technique to texture a cake slice?

[@maliaheath3131]

Cute >3

[@chris13x]

What brand of clay do you recommend?

[@sigalyakobson843]

You need to bake the charm with the sugar?

[@helenyang7983]

I have trypiphobia so when I see the little dots or the texture I will have goosebumps

[@sithasuy4344]

Where do u get the eye pins?

[@linah_samman]

You should make this scentee

[@143mik]

So. This is the simplest one. :)

[@aaliyahlittlefield4249]

Can you use white glitter instead of sugar/salt? Is that real sugar/salt? And if it's the fake kind where did you buy it from? (Sorry for all the questions)

[@ronieGirl327]

Aaliyah Littlefield she uses sugar or salt, real stuff, to get the right texture in the pieces. glitter wouldn't be able to do that and come off.

[@angeladjaliman6323]

where did u buy the polymer clays from? thanks

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

angela djaliman It depends where you live but you can buy them in most craft stores or if (like me) you don't have access to one you can always buy online =)

[@sworley1956]

Where does the salt come in at it’s never mentioned in the tutorial just a sugar

[@chazzyMooMoo]

Do we have to use salt/sugar?!

[@pastelstar9298]

Emerged I WANNA EAT EM!!!!!!! :3

[@k.maddie]

Nice and cute ;p

[@florecitadelcampo13]

I did the same as you and the salt and sugar got burn, so I had to paint them with acrylics because the polymer clay was all stained, I didn't want to throw them away :(

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

Be careful if using salt! Even though I rised my pieces thoroughly, it rusted my eye pins 😭

[@sheilamoade6016]

Oh okay, thanks for answering back, sorry , after you coated it with the sugar, the next clip looked as if the crystals weren't on them , that's why I asked .

[@noelanibuonomo7838]

i live in the us and i can find crystallized sugar in a diner...

[@brandijessica1]

THEY LOOK LIKE FRUIT LOOPS