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This book contains an extensive selection of step-by-step projects for making miniature food items for the 1/12 scale dolls' house. The realistic-looking meals range from simple fruit, vegetables and bread to "celebration food" and banquets. A comprehensive section, featuring the step-by-step techniques of working with polymer clay, involves shaping the clay, mixing colours, texturing and finally, baking it. The necessary tools and materials are also detailed, as well as how to put them to their most effective use. Colour photographs show the finished items and display ideas and instruction are given, from bread baskets to a complete table setting.
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Vegetables are some of the easiest miniatures to make with polymer clay and are ideal beginners' projects. Read the first page
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Vegetables are some of the easiest miniatures to make with polymer clay and are ideal beginners' projects. Read the first page
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As a beginner, I found this book very easy to use. Clear guide lines are given about mixing polymer clay colours, and how to use the various tools, most of which can be simply adapted from household items. The instructions were very easy to follow and my first attempts were very professional looking! Whether you are "catering" for your dolls house family, or wanting to fill the shelves of your grocery shop, bakery or tearoom, this book will become your bible.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This amazing, well photographed book takes the mystery out of making miniature food.
The projects are broken down into easy, understandable stages, and you will want to try all of these mini projects.
It will also introduce you to some new polymer clay ideas that you will be able to adapt for use in other projects too, so all in all I would recommend this book 100 percent. I am sure you will not be dissapointed.
The projects are broken down into easy, understandable stages, and you will want to try all of these mini projects.
It will also introduce you to some new polymer clay ideas that you will be able to adapt for use in other projects too, so all in all I would recommend this book 100 percent. I am sure you will not be dissapointed.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book starts with all the basics, polymer clay types and brands, tools, colour mixing etc
before starting the very realistic projects.
Clear illustrations and instructions.
I love this book, and highly recommend it
before starting the very realistic projects.
Clear illustrations and instructions.
I love this book, and highly recommend it
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Excellent for Novices
I wanted to start making my own food for Dolls Houses. I wanted to create my own food and was getting a little annoyed with the "rough" unrealistic looking 1/12 food that I have... Read more
Published 5 months ago by astrozombie91
Speedy delivery and in perfect condition
I cannot comment on the content of this book as I purchased it on behalf of someone else, but I can say that it must be good as I have had no negative feedback.
Published 16 months ago by MUMOF4
Food displays - Dolls house
I bought this for my sister in law who is making her own dolls house with a cake shop inside. She loved this book and it inspired her and she wanted to go out and buy the clay to... Read more
Published on 2 Jan 2010 by M. Godwin
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