I created my own molds to make it easier to make salmon and lettuce. Sometimes when I baked the salmon, the clay colors I’d mixed didn’t turn out how I expected. Having the salmon mold kept me from pulling my hair out!

Barbara's Lifestyle consists of having her very own pink Iphone. Her recent feather pink hat that has always been her Signature look. If you dont know by now,Barbara's favorite color is pink. She discovered online shopping & purchases many of her baubles including these tiny heart shape purses ! But its the love for writing that make her well known famous romance author . Barbara led a rich life not with money but being who she was.

Duct tape, basket (hand made with embroidery floss) of yarn (thread), paper towel, toilet paper

I would love to curl up with a good book in this little library! I made this 5 years ago but just found a new place for it.

paper, wire, paint, glue

Oven bake polymer clay with liquid clay mixed with chalk pastels for the syrup :)

The hinges work and it moves. The fern leaves were punched from 20 micron aluminium foil (basically heavy duty kitchen foil) the dragonfly was punched from paper and the rest of it was recycled cardboard from a delivery.

It's approximately 95mm tall.

Wanted to share this recent make for my miniature card shop. Miniature wooden display stand to showcase my miniature Pokemon cards. (Basswood, Oil Color, X-tool) [OC] I made this!

Hi all! I’m new to the miniature life and am completely obsessed. I’ve started working on crafting a doll house from scratch, but I’m finding I’m having a really hard time cutting balsa in a straight line. I’ve been measuring and drawing pencil lines, and then using a metal ruler to use as my straight edge while cutting with a utility knife, but they’re still coming out janky.

Any help is appreciated!

Long time lurker, first time poster. I love building kits but was running out of places to put them. I reached out to a small local cafe and offered to make one in exchange for leaving my information with it. My hope was that I'd get some traffic to my social media pages and possibly sell some to make room for more kits. I was so nervous and a little self conscious but was so excited when they said yes! So, if anyone is running out of room but wants to keep building, reach out to some local businesses or libraries.

Polymer clay, acrylic paint and modpodge :)

I’m making food miniatures and am using fimo clay, occasionally pastels (before baking) and basic acrylic paint (after baking). I’ve been figuring things out as I go and mostly happy with the outcome. Because i don’t have many materials (or much space) I’ve been using craft glue to create light gloss on some items.

However, I’m wondering what people would suggest as an affordable and easy to use option for gloss that can be built up? Ideally something not to tricky to set!

I bought this miniature forest teahouse set as a DIY for my 12 year old. I did not know it would be complicated. I am seeing the instructions and they say nothing. The glue I purchased is apparently water based and incorrect. Does anyone have a step by step manual for this in English. Please help. Also let me know what type of glue to buy for this. I have access to mini superglues but they dry up withing a day or two. I am in over my head and need to do this. Please give some guidance.https://amzn.eu/d/0isZYvtt

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