Mini Corn on the Cob

This week let's add some corn on the cob to the produce selection. This is really a simple project you just have to be patient and take your time. We will be baking our project in stages which helps us to keep the details clear.
So come on over, sit down and watch as I show you how easy this really is to make.
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[@minisinpa]

What a great idea never would have thought to use a strainer. Can't thank you enough for this genius way to do it. Have a great day.

[@spg35fem]

fabulous project! that's a great use of a strainer. i can't wait to try this! i always look forward to sundays to see what other cool ideas you've come up with!!!

[@1234circle]

I can't wait to find some time to make them. Thank you so much!!!!

[@sosexii1925]

I LOVE your scissors!!!!!!

[@cpech2]

you always make it look so easy!! really great job on it!! yummy look'n

[@mitchd9017]

You are very inspirational! I hope I can find the time to try some of these.

[@mininecessities]

Love your idea with the strainer. I have been making my first corn on the cob and have been using the extruder with the tiny holes. The strainer may work even better and those that don't have an extruder can easily get a cheap strainer at the 1.00 store.
anyway
I had to laugh when you mentioned using a dark tile for that liquid sculpey omg that stuff I am always running into it while I work and I set things on it .....its hard to remember its there when you get busy .I think it is hard to remember also that it stays liquid because most of the things we work with dry , like our glues, and sealers etc. Its a mess waiting to happen haha

[@rebornlove15]

great job as always but what else could i use instead of a strainer?

[@DarahSmile]

I want the cernels but the strainer is something I don't have. What would be another use for it? Think I can use a wire to make then?

[@CraftyCassi]

plastic canvas. you can get a sheet for .69 cents at michaels. its back by the needle point section.