Browsing deviantART. Creating Dollhouse Miniatures. Links to Polymer Clay Projects and Tutorials - Sky Grazer Designs. If you notice an inactive link, please contact me.
Go Directly To: - Sites with Multiple Lessons - FAQs and Info - Canes and Millefiori - Faux - Image Transfer and Decoupage - Jewelry - Mica Shift - Miniatures - Mokume Gane - Pens - Sculpting - Skinner Blend - Stamping and Molds - TLS and Liquid Sculpey - Vessels and Objects - Tools - Everything Else Tips, Techniques, How to.. Sites with multiple lessons (some are listed by category below) List of Miniature Food Projects - Make Dolls House Scale Foods - Play Scale Foods. Sherree. I'm so tiny. Make Dolls House Scale Foods and Baking With These Free Tutorials. These tutorials can be used to make dollhouse scale foods and miniature food displays in several scales.
The foods are made using a wide variety of techniques and materials including polymer clay and beads. Make Junk Food For the DollhouseInstructions for making common junk or snack foods in dolls house scale. Make Scale Miniature Peanuts in the Shell For Dollhouse and Model ScenesThese tiny peanuts can be strung for bird feeders or used for baking or snack scenes Make Scale Miniature Chocolates From Polymer ClayMake dollhouse scale miniature chocolates from polymer clay How to Make Miniature Halloween Baking DecorationsUse modelling materials and silicon putty to make masters and molds of tiny decorations for your Halloween baking.
Make Dollhouse Miniature Tea BagsMake these tea bags with or without strings to use in tea shop, cafe, or kitchen settings. Use Polymer Clay to Make a Miniature HaggisUse polymer clay to make a dollhouse scale haggis for a miniature Burns Night Supper. New. Tutorial - Lemon Cane and Halved Lemons. Hi everyone! Today I'm going to show you how I do my lemon canes. For most of you this isn't something new, but many still ask me how I do them, so here's the explanation! I didn't invent this technique and I learned it from Angie Scarr. Though of course I adapted her technique for my work. Materials: - fimo: white, translucent, yellow, green (7/8 blue + 1/8 yellow) - toothpick, pin, razor blade - sandpaper - glaze/varnish 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Bake accordingly and then varnish the flesh. That's it, I hope it will help at least one of you :D xx Stephanie.
Welcome to DRN. The Mini Food Blog. Sweet Station. Miniatures - Learn to Make, Modify and Collect All Types and Scales of Miniatures and Models. PoLEIGH Talking - Reducing Canes. NewProjects/Review-MiniFood. There are two mini food sections: Biz-Archive/food/Diner-Grp.htm The items on this page are the earliest experiments with mini food, like Mexican Food. and The items on this page were made from 2003 to 2006.
<January 20-21-2006: Mini Food Demo, Some of the ClayMates have made "short orders" for the mini food demo this next week end. Just throwing my two cents in here....I wouldn't mind seeing a turkey with stuffing...pizza...tacos...baked potatoes with butter melting over the opened potato heh and even the table settings, plates, silverware, glasses...even some cooking pots and pans heh the list could go on foreverShawna Pizza and Rice and Everything nice Pizza with Toppings Screen shots of making pizza in demo. Trick with pizza is to make the topping separate and cure the bits. Taco. The Art of Dollhouse Miniatures. Polymer clay. Tel: +44 (0) 1249 816673 Email: info@toddtoysandminiatures.com Top Tips Welcome to our Top Tips section.
We will be adding more hits and tips soon. Remember you can always sign up to our free newsletter by following the link at the top of the page. You can go to any of our Top Tips by selecting a link below: Safety first Stating the obvious, polymer clay is a modelling material, do not eat it, suck it or eat foods whilst working with the medium. If you do burn the clay by mistake, turn off the oven, open the windows and doors and leave the room until the fumes have dispersed completely. Whilst Polymer clay is non toxic it is only sensible that tools used with polymer clay should not then be used with foods, and you should always wash your hands when you have finished working.
What tools to use You do not need a lot of equipment when working with polymer clay, a few tools, a domestic oven, some enthusiasm and nimble fingers are all that’s required. . [ Back to top ]