I bought some fimo when they had it on sale at Michael's and made my very first cane by following a tutorial on www.tooaquarius.com that someone here linked to a while ago.
It's pretty small. Since it was the first one I had ever done, I didn't want to waste a lot of clay if I screwed it up.
This is the second cane I made. It's also very small, and was weird to reduce. I had trouble with it since it wasn't round. The middle vein of the leaf managed to disappear somehow, but I think it still looks okay.
Now that I've made a couple of canes, I'd love some suggestions on what to use it for. I had fun making the cane, but now I can't decide what to do with it.
I also made a bag. This is the original that I used as an example.
Here's the one I made. It's a drawstring/backpack kind of thing. The straps to the bag are the drawstring for the top. I had a hard time figuring out how to reproduce it. It took about four hours, but I finally managed it.
I have a magazine that shows using miliflori (no idea how to spell that) to decorate a box and a notebook. You can turn them into beads too. Or use them on cards.
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http://www.tooaquarius.com/learn/tutori
were the ones that I used.