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How to make Sir Chocolate out of fondant tutorial
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For other ideas, you can look at books showing how to use Sculpty to make various things.
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Thank you for your suggestion. I will look it up!
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You are so clever, Robbie. I love your characters made out of fondant. They are really a unique way of illustrating stories.
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Thank you, Norah. I can’t draw or paint so it is the only way I can illustrate my stories [smile]. I find working with fondant very relaxing which is how I started.
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Amazing. He’s quite a cutie.
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I made him over with a lovely new orange waistcoat – Michael thinks he looks quite snappy now!
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picking my jaw up now xxxxxxx He is lovely x (I could not suggest a thing cos I am so lousy at this but I do know when to kiss feet of masters when I see them . xxx)
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This is amazing..
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Thank you, that is very nice of you.
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I’d be hard pressed to refrain from eating the bits and pieces… For instance, my Sir Chocolate might very well end up hatless… just sayin’
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Ha ha, that is so funny, Annette. I had to go out and buy more Oreo biscuits last week because when I came to make the new Sir Choc in his new orange waistcoat I found my sons had eaten the lot.
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I am impressed by what you are able to make out of these ingredients. They look very nice.
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Thank you, Frank. I enjoy this art and find it very relaxing.
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