Miniature Salad - Lettuce, Tomatoe, & Cucumber (Canes) - Polymer Clay Tutorial

Miniature salads made with polymer clay :)

The lettuce is a mixture of different color greens and translucent color clay.

I used a ball tool that I found in a set at Hobby Lobby to texture the individual pieces.

Watch the tutorial here:

How To Make Miniature Bread Baskets

Showing you how to make miniature baskets, and cutting boards.
These baskets can be used to display polymer clay bread, pastries, and fruit :)

You'll need:

• Glue (I'm using E600)
• Skinny popsicle sticks
• Wire cutters (to cut the popsicle sticks)
• Suede, Leather, or Waxed cotton cord (to make the handles)
• Neutral fabric to drape in the baskets
• Wooden Circular Disks (mini cutting boards)
• Wood Stain Marker in Early American

You can find all of these supplies at most craft stores.

Watch the video tutorial below :

Enjoy!
Toni

Miniature Strawberry Shortcake - Polymer Clay

Showing you how to make a miniature cake with polymer clay! The best part is I only used 3 colors.. red, green and tan! YAY!

Watch the video above to see!

XOXO,
Toni

DIY Dessert Lip Gloss - Cupcake, Cake Pop, Ice Cream Sundae, & Donut

Miniature jars of lip gloss! The tops were made with polymer clay, and I found the miniature jars on Etsy :)

Watch the video tutorial on www.youtube.com/toniellison

Miniature Halloween Buckets

I made the tiny buckets with polymer clay and mini glass snow globes. The post before this one contains the miniature candy labels that you can print and use to make your own.

Watch the video tutorial below:

xoxo,
Toni

Halloween Candy Wrapper Templates

 

I compiled these candy wrappers for everyone to print out and use to make tiny candy! So print, share, use and have fun :)

XOXO,
Toni

Coffee To Go - Polymer Clay, Resin, Shrinky Dink

Coffee To Go! - Showing you how to make miniature coffee cups, lids, croissants, cupcakes, and muffins using polymer clay, Cardstock paper, and Shrinky Dink (or clear shrink plastic).

Below are the templates:

 

CLEAR CUPS: To make the clear cups I used Shrinky Dink, which is plastic that shrinks when heated. It comes in clear sheets (like see through paper), and you can find it at hobby stores. I just searched for shrink plastic in my area and found some at hobby lobby. Do your research first!

Its important to use Cardstock paper for the cups, but printer paper is fine for the bags.

Each template was designed by myself in Photoshop, and are posted here for everyone to use, so enjoy!