Finally! A true step by step on a realistic waffle cone and how to make the ice cream. I am so going to make some of these for my Christmas Candyland and Sweet Treats tree. Thank you sooo much!!! You make these look easy - hoping I can achieve as good looking of a cone as you did. Love how you did the impression of the squares, so waffly-good!
Your videos are genius. I have a question about air-dry foam clay. After air-dry foam clay dries, is it supposed to feel spongy...like rubber? Curious only. Thank you in advance. I appreciate you for sharing your crafts with us.
Thank you! Yes, it stays spongy feeling. Usually after quite some time the spongy feeling will go away and it will harden completely but it will still be very lightweight.
🎉🎉 I cassie love the looks. Now when I make ice cream scoops. I will let you be known that I learned how to add chocolate chips to the ice cream ❤🎉 great idea ❤❤!!! Tfs girlfriend 🎉❤🎉❤
Hi, I’m just curious, how long do you let the spackle dry? And do you find the bottom gets dry even though you’re sending it inside the cone while it’s still wet and soft? Love the look of this technique, using it to make props for a play!
It will take a few days at least but also depends on temperature and humidity. The bottom dried fine. It would take much longer for the bottom to dry if it was pushed all the way down into the cone but because I put the tissue paper in first, it dries more quickly.
Love this and Im only at the waffle cone, lol! I watched the waffle tutorial as well, but havent tried it yet bc Im not gonna lie, resin intimidates me O_o Lol! I bought some, but just ehhhhh, keep putting it off bc Im afraid and Im sure once I use it, Ill be thinking OMG why did I wait so long?! Lol! Thanks for this though!
Did you redo the one you did on camera or was the end shot another one you made? I ask because the ice cream looks completely different. Your projects are always amazing!.
OMG!!!!! My friend who does dry wall KEEPS telling me to come and grab a big bag of that same dry wall joint compound bc he said its MUCH better than spackle...but I dont think JUST that with water would give me the same spackle consistency and I have not seen anyone use it yet til you just brought it out! Have you TRIED using the dry wall compound/joint compound WITHOUT the spackle and with JUST water?? Im dying to know what it does! I just didnt want to grab a huge bag just find its not usable for fake food! Maybe Ill just take a gallon sz bag from him, lol!
Joint compound with water is very different from lightweight spackling. I don't think you can interchange the two. I use the joint compound as powdered sugar too.
I love your tutorials! You make it looks so easy and assessable for those who don’t have molds and cutters! I sometimes add plaster of Paris to thicken the dap.
I’m new to fake baking. I love how you show how to make food without molds., and they look so real. Thank you. ❤❤
Thank you, Tracy!
This is so great! I turned my shed into a mock icecream stand. This will be a perfect addition. Thank you so much. Great job.
Wow! That sounds fun!
Finally! A true step by step on a realistic waffle cone and how to make the ice cream. I am so going to make some of these for my Christmas Candyland and Sweet Treats tree. Thank you sooo much!!! You make these look easy - hoping I can achieve as good looking of a cone as you did. Love how you did the impression of the squares, so waffly-good!
Thank you so much! And I'm very happy to see how happy this makes you 🥰
Hi Cassie. You continue to amaze me and I applaude you for not using molds and doing your own thing. You made my favorite flavor. Yummo!
Thank you!
You around so talented Cassie. Thank you for sharing!❤
Thank you so much 🥰
Thanks, that looks SO REAL!
Thank you 😊
Fantastic! Thanks for showing us the waffle technique!
You're welcome!
My favorite
I think any ice cream is my favorite 😂
Love it Cassie!!! It came out amazing 😻 thank you for showing how to make the waffle cone for people like me who don’t have a waffle cone mold!!!
You're welcome! I got sick of buying molds a long time ago. They're too expensive.
@@CassieSmallwood yes they are no way would I spend 25 dollars on a waffle silicone mold that’s just crazy to me!!!!
Wow very clever!thanks for sharing
Thank you ❤️
Thanks you make it easy to follow
Thank you 🥰
Very realistic, nice tutorial ❤🍦
Thank you ❤️
Love this Cassie. Now I want an ice cream cone😂
It's the perfect time. I don't know about where you are but it's hotter than blazes here right now.
@@CassieSmallwood yesssss it's terrible & going to be at least a hundred if not more this week. The humidity is horrible
Your videos are genius. I have a question about air-dry foam clay. After air-dry foam clay dries, is it supposed to feel spongy...like rubber? Curious only. Thank you in advance. I appreciate you for sharing your crafts with us.
Thank you! Yes, it stays spongy feeling. Usually after quite some time the spongy feeling will go away and it will harden completely but it will still be very lightweight.
@@CassieSmallwood Thank you Cassie for your quick reply. I truly appreciate you sharing.
This is beautiful! Does the cone and scoop dry hard enough to be a pretend ice cream cone for imaginary play for littles? Swap colors etc.
It dries hard. I think it would work for imaginary play for kids, but I'm no expert on kids 😁
🎉🎉 I cassie love the looks. Now when I make ice cream scoops. I will let you be known that I learned how to add chocolate chips to the ice cream ❤🎉 great idea ❤❤!!! Tfs girlfriend 🎉❤🎉❤
Thank you 🥰
It's so cute! Does spackle need to be sealed?
No it doesn't. Thank you 😊
Hi, I’m just curious, how long do you let the spackle dry? And do you find the bottom gets dry even though you’re sending it inside the cone while it’s still wet and soft? Love the look of this technique, using it to make props for a play!
It will take a few days at least but also depends on temperature and humidity. The bottom dried fine. It would take much longer for the bottom to dry if it was pushed all the way down into the cone but because I put the tissue paper in first, it dries more quickly.
Can you use model magic clay also?
For the cone? Yes. I'm not a fan of Model Magic but it's similar to the foam clay I used.
Love this and Im only at the waffle cone, lol! I watched the waffle tutorial as well, but havent tried it yet bc Im not gonna lie, resin intimidates me O_o Lol! I bought some, but just ehhhhh, keep putting it off bc Im afraid and Im sure once I use it, Ill be thinking OMG why did I wait so long?! Lol! Thanks for this though!
Resin is fun but it can be finicky. I've used it to make really cool countertops in my house as well as fake baking with it.
Did you redo the one you did on camera or was the end shot another one you made? I ask because the ice cream looks completely different. Your projects are always amazing!.
No, it's the same one. I added a few more chocolate chunks to the outside which I didn't get on camera. What about it looks different?
@@CassieSmallwood the whole shape and texture of the ice cream looks different to me.
@@debbymccormack6525 that's weird. Maybe the lighting or camera angle. The end result was filmed a different day after it dried.
Looks amazing!
@@Kat1235 Thank you!
OMG!!!!! My friend who does dry wall KEEPS telling me to come and grab a big bag of that same dry wall joint compound bc he said its MUCH better than spackle...but I dont think JUST that with water would give me the same spackle consistency and I have not seen anyone use it yet til you just brought it out! Have you TRIED using the dry wall compound/joint compound WITHOUT the spackle and with JUST water?? Im dying to know what it does! I just didnt want to grab a huge bag just find its not usable for fake food! Maybe Ill just take a gallon sz bag from him, lol!
Also, have you ever tried Plaster of paris in spackle?? I use Plaster of paris with my acrylic paint to make a chalk paint
Joint compound with water is very different from lightweight spackling. I don't think you can interchange the two. I use the joint compound as powdered sugar too.
I've never used plaster of Paris in my life 😂 I'll have to try it sometime.
I love your tutorials! You make it looks so easy and assessable for those who don’t have molds and cutters! I sometimes add plaster of Paris to thicken the dap.
@@margieclark7945 Thank you! That's interesting. I'm going to have to get some plaster of paris to experiment with 🙂
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