I had a blast making these! They look so yummy I can actually "taste" the sweetness by looking at them :P This is just my first attempt at miniature food, I still need to experiment with more techniques. Especially for cakes, it was sooo hard to cut it into 8 equal slices without squishing them.
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Posted By:Dust of Enchantment D. »
October 07, 2008 13:45
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Lilim
07 Oct 14:57
What did you use the resin for?
Sugarlishes
07 Oct 20:07
hmmm this looks so you yummy great job!
Candice C.
07 Oct 22:14
CUTE! I didn't realize how tiny they were until the 2nd pic :P
Caroline
07 Oct 22:21
So cute!
xox
Dust of Enchantment D.
08 Oct 00:39
Lilim: The air-dry clay itself is made of resin.
BunnyKissd
08 Oct 02:56
I read somewhere to stick them in the freezer before cutting them, so they don't smoosh... Yours looks great! ^_^
Heidel R.
08 Oct 13:50
Have you tried a very sharp knife on the cakes?
Dust of Enchantment D.
10 Oct 00:44
BunnyKissd: The freezer method works for polymer clay but not this resin clay, it dries up and becomes brittle in the freezer :)
Heidel R.: Yes I have. This clay has a weird texture LOL
Jadeygirl
17 Mar 21:45
Hi Love it love it love it. Are you going to do a tutorial for this?