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001 * Here I am making Halloween cupcakes for the dollhouses. This was my first attempt a making mini desserts from polymer clay. * Here I am making Halloween cupcakes for the dollhouses. This was my first attempt a making mini desserts from polymer clay. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.4MB)
002 * I purchased a cupcake mold and kit from Stewart Dollhouse Creations. I am very glad Ruth Stewart offered this in a kit form. It was a lot of fun making cupcakes on my own. This was the original version of the kit. The newer version, which features a silicon mold, is even nicer! * I purchased a cupcake mold and kit from Stewart Dollhouse Creations. I am very glad Ruth Stewart offered this in a kit form. It was a lot of fun making cupcakes on my own. This was the original version of the kit. The newer version, which features a silicon mold, is even nicer! * 2048 x 1536 * (1.31MB)
003 * The kit came with foil sheets in different colors. You punch out small circles of foil and press them into the cupcake mold. Then you insert a small piece of Sculpey polymer clay into the mold. * The kit came with foil sheets in different colors. You punch out small circles of foil and press them into the cupcake mold. Then you insert a small piece of Sculpey polymer clay into the mold. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.3MB)
004 * The cupcake is then popped out of the mold. Here, I made a chocolate cupcake in an orange foil cup. * The cupcake is then popped out of the mold. Here, I made a chocolate cupcake in an orange foil cup. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.27MB)
005 * Here are the cupcakes on a small baking sheet ready to go into a 250 degree oven for 6 minutes. For this round, I decided on chocolate cupcakes in orange and black foils. * Here are the cupcakes on a small baking sheet ready to go into a 250 degree oven for 6 minutes. For this round, I decided on chocolate cupcakes in orange and black foils. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.39MB)
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006 * The final product! I also purchased the cupcake frosting mix from Ruth Stewart. After the frosting has been applied, I added some brown micro-beads which look like little chocolate sprinkles. * The final product! I also purchased the cupcake frosting mix from Ruth Stewart. After the frosting has been applied, I added some brown micro-beads which look like little chocolate sprinkles. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.27MB)
007 * The cupcakes look good enough to eat! Not bad for a first attempt. Having done this small project, I have even more respect for Ruth Stewart and other miniature artists. * The cupcakes look good enough to eat! Not bad for a first attempt. Having done this small project, I have even more respect for Ruth Stewart and other miniature artists. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.26MB)
008 * This is a close-up of my Thanksgiving cupcakes (made using the Ruth Stewart cupcake kit). The tea tray was made from a laser kit (also from Ruth Stewart). The kit is slightly modifieds since when I was putting it together, I broke one of the handles. I cut off both handles and replaced them with little scraps from another laser kit - punch-outs from the shutters of the Gypsy Wagon. I painted the handles with metallic paint. * This is a close-up of my Thanksgiving cupcakes (made using the Ruth Stewart cupcake kit). The tea tray was made from a laser kit (also from Ruth Stewart). The kit is slightly modifieds since when I was putting it together, I broke one of the handles. I cut off both handles and replaced them with little scraps from another laser kit - punch-outs from the shutters of the Gypsy Wagon. I painted the handles with metallic paint. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.31MB)
009 * Someone has been enjoying the cupcake with their cup of tea. * Someone has been enjoying the cupcake with their cup of tea. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.31MB)
010 * Here is my very first attempt at making a polymer clay layer cake. I found an online tutorial. It was fun to do. My first attempt did not turn out too bad. Note: In case you are wondering about the green dots, I took the photo of the cake on top of my laptop. You can see that it is plugged in and in sleep mode. * Here is my very first attempt at making a polymer clay layer cake. I found an online tutorial. It was fun to do. My first attempt did not turn out too bad. Note: In case you are wondering about the green dots, I took the photo of the cake on top of my laptop. You can see that it is plugged in and in sleep mode. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.28MB)
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011 * Next, I decided to make some little Easter cakes from scratch. For the past several years for Easter, I make an egg cake and a lamb cake. I decided to replicate them in miniature. They turned out pretty good! * Next, I decided to make some little Easter cakes from scratch. For the past several years for Easter, I make an egg cake and a lamb cake. I decided to replicate them in miniature. They turned out pretty good! * 2048 x 1536 * (1.43MB)
012 * A close-up of the egg cake. The little paper plate is from Stewart Dollhouse Creations. To decorate the cake, I also used frosting and tips from Ruth Stewart. * A close-up of the egg cake. The little paper plate is from Stewart Dollhouse Creations. To decorate the cake, I also used frosting and tips from Ruth Stewart. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.15MB)
013 * This was my second attempt at making a red velvet layer cake. This turned out MUCH better. Practice makes perfect! * This was my second attempt at making a red velvet layer cake. This turned out MUCH better. Practice makes perfect! * 2048 x 1536 * (1.47MB)
014 * I had so much fun making the Easter cakes, I decided to make some more. * I had so much fun making the Easter cakes, I decided to make some more. * 2048 x 1536 * (1.33MB)
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