Pick your favorite colors of Fimo Soft Polymer Clay/Dough Assortment. To create the mini macarons, start off by rolling your first color of clay into a small ball. Make sure your ball is small enough to fit through the opening of the Bottle Charm when slightly flattened. Roll out several balls of each color. You might need to wash your hands in between colors to avoid mixing the colors.
Take one of your clay balls and gently flatten it between your fingers. Using a razor or x-acto knife cut your ball in half.
Next, roll a small ball of white clay and flatten it. This will become the macaron’s filling. Flip one of our macaron halves over and press the filling onto the macron. To complete your macaron, top it with the other half.
Use a pin or toothpick to create the feet of the macaron. In case you were wondering, the feet are the ruffled edges. This method can be achieved in a bunch of different ways, but ultimately, you are just trying to add texture to your mini macaron. I found it was easier to add the feet to each half of the mini macaon before creating the “sandwich.” What worked for me was to go around the edge and drag across and then down with a pin.
Place all of the mini macarons on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Preheat your oven to 230 degrees. Bake your macarons for 8-12 minutes making sure they don’t burn. They will darken in the oven, so plan accordingly. Had I known that they would darken, I probably would have mixed in some white with each color to lighten them.
Allow your macarons or other candy to cool completely. Once they have cooled, remove the cork and gently add them to the Bottle Charm. I was able to fit 6 or seven mini macarons in the Bottle Charm.
Add a jump ring to one of the Gumball Charms. Slide this onto the Silvertone Delicate Necklace Chain as well.
You can use your Fimo Soft Polymer Clay/Dough Assortment to make a ton of mini candies and confections. The possibilities are endless. Here are a few other necklaces that I created.
Make sure to check out our Candy Garland, Candy Embellished Drip Cake, and the full Candy-Themed Birthday Party for more eye candy!
Pick your favorite colors of Fimo Soft Polymer Clay/Dough Assortment. To create the mini macarons, start off by rolling your first color of clay into a small ball. Make sure your ball is small enough to fit through the opening of the Bottle Charm when slightly flattened. Roll out several balls of each color. You might need to wash your hands in between colors to avoid mixing the colors.
Take one of your clay balls and gently flatten it between your fingers. Using a razor or x-acto knife cut your ball in half.
Next, roll a small ball of white clay and flatten it. This will become the macaron’s filling. Flip one of our macaron halves over and press the filling onto the macron. To complete your macaron, top it with the other half.
Use a pin or toothpick to create the feet of the macaron. In case you were wondering, the feet are the ruffled edges. This method can be achieved in a bunch of different ways, but ultimately, you are just trying to add texture to your mini macaron. I found it was easier to add the feet to each half of the mini macaon before creating the “sandwich.” What worked for me was to go around the edge and drag across and then down with a pin.
Place all of the mini macarons on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Preheat your oven to 230 degrees. Bake your macarons for 8-12 minutes making sure they don’t burn. They will darken in the oven, so plan accordingly. Had I known that they would darken, I probably would have mixed in some white with each color to lighten them.
Allow your macarons or other candy to cool completely. Once they have cooled, remove the cork and gently add them to the Bottle Charm. I was able to fit 6 or seven mini macarons in the Bottle Charm.
Add a jump ring to one of the Gumball Charms. Slide this onto the Silvertone Delicate Necklace Chain as well.
You can use your Fimo Soft Polymer Clay/Dough Assortment to make a ton of mini candies and confections. The possibilities are endless. Here are a few other necklaces that I created.
Make sure to check out our Candy Garland, Candy Embellished Drip Cake, and the full Candy-Themed Birthday Party for more eye candy!
