Yummy, yummy...I´m getting hungry right now! I also dream of jars with all kinds of miderterranian goodies for the kitchen I am going to make as one of my next projects ;-)But I am not good at working with clay. Do you use liquid Fimo in the jar?
Thank you, thank you... I followed the instructions of Angie Scarr's book for the olives, and indeed they are successful! I filled the jar with transparent glass paint, which I think really works beautifully...
My name is Anthoula, and I love dollshouse miniatures! I especially enjoy creating dollshouse miniature food in 1:12 scale!...
This blog will mostly be about my journey in miniature food making in 1:12 scale...I hope you'll enjoy it with me!
What does that look delicious. Unfortunately I'm not succeeded in making stuffed olives.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Roelie
Yummy, yummy...I´m getting hungry right now!
ReplyDeleteI also dream of jars with all kinds of miderterranian goodies for the kitchen I am going to make as one of my next projects ;-)But I am not good at working with clay. Do you use liquid Fimo in the jar?
Looks wonderful..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful again :)
ReplyDeleteYour finish is gorgeous as always.
ReplyDeleteSo yummy..I love the olives!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you...
ReplyDeleteI followed the instructions of Angie Scarr's book for the olives, and indeed they are successful! I filled the jar with transparent glass paint, which I think really works beautifully...
Your food looks so real! Fantastic...I love it!
ReplyDeleteSabihax
Hello!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks delicious - I especially like the
olives! I love them in "real life" too!
Eva J
Wow! I love your food! And your sweets too.
ReplyDeleteMinikisses from Spain,Sonia.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Italy,
Federica.
I am happy that you all like it!
ReplyDeletePerfect texture and colour - so well done!!
ReplyDeleteSo real, good work!
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