I should be laboring over my NaNoWriMo adventure, but procrastination has taken hold and I am instead perfecting my soldering techniques. These soldered scrabble pendants were fairly easy to make, and went quickly once I really got into it.

Crafty Curiosities for the Curious Crafter
I should be laboring over my NaNoWriMo adventure, but procrastination has taken hold and I am instead perfecting my soldering techniques. These soldered scrabble pendants were fairly easy to make, and went quickly once I really got into it.

Posted by TheConudrium at 7:54 PM 0 comments
Labels: Soldered_Pendants
One of my favorite aspects of this candy making venture is the chance to create some adorable packaging. Here are the first four complete lollipops:





Posted by TheConudrium at 9:15 PM 1 comments
Labels: Candy, Lolliscotch, Stamp_Carving
Although making candy is about having fun and getting a sugar high - there are also the mishaps that result in candy-joy disasters.
Temperature has proved to be our main villain, too hot and the sugar burns......
....too cold, it never hardens.
Posted by TheConudrium at 9:11 PM 0 comments
Labels: Candy, Lolliscotch, Mistake
Here's a photo round-up of the candy making process!
Mixing ingredients:
Deliciously molten, bubbling sugar:
Mixing the candy coloring:
Coloring added to other ingredients:
The final product:
Posted by TheConudrium at 8:49 PM 2 comments
Labels: Candy, Lolliscotch
This is my collection of Lolliscotch stamps. Some of them are general characters, and the others are flavor specific.
Here's the set:
Lolliscotch Kids:
All of the flavors we've created so far (excluding cantaloupe which is proving hard to carve a stamp for):
Ginger Ale, Jalapeno, Cinnamon Bun, and Sour Lime
Posted by TheConudrium at 8:06 PM 0 comments
Labels: Candy, Lolliscotch, R_Inspired, Stamp_Carving

I went on a bit of a carving frenzy today. I made a stamp for a new Lolliscotch flavor: Ginger Ale, as well as two for the labels.
Posted by TheConudrium at 5:25 PM 2 comments
Labels: Lolliscotch, Stamp_Carving