
After conditioning the clay, I put it through the pasta machine at 1.
Then I cut out pieces with the same cookie cutter so that all the beads would be the same ize. I came up with this idea and I think it works much better than making a snake and then cutting segments.


Here's what they looked like before cooking. I raised them off the tray with cardboard prior to baking.

After cooling, I put on two coats of gloss varnish. I didn't like this stuff in the picture and ended up using something else.

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