
This is my sushi platter charm that I made using air dry clay. And as usual, I got the inspiration from Cut Out and Keep, Sumptuous Sushi Platter (taken from the book the Polymer Clay Cookbook).
I had to make adjustments because air dry clay has different texture than polymer clay. It dries by exposing to the air (no baking needed) and it has a rubbery texture when it dries. I have never tried using polymer clay, but I think it turns hard after being baked in the oven.
Here's my version of the the sushi platter. I added tamago sushi, cucumber roll, and ikura sushi because I thought it would be boring just to have nigiri sushi.
Itadakimasu, minna!

The sushi assortment, before being put on a platter

The sushi platter, haven't put a bail on it yet
sekali2 mbok bikin dgn ukuran aga' gede..
ReplyDeletehaha, boros di clay-nya. :p
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