Food Displays

This book contains an extensive selection of step-by-step projects for making miniature food items for the 1/12 scale dolls’ house. The techniques of working with polymer clay involve shaping, mixing colours, texturing and finally, baking it. All necessary tools and materials are also listed.|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.

Author Biography

Sue Heaser is a professional artist, writer and craftswoman whose skills range from painting, illustration and sculpture to glass engraving, scenery painting, textile crafts and pottery. After a foundation course in art and a degree in geography and archaeology she became an archaeological illustrator, working on jewellery and artefacts from sites all over Britain. She is acknowledged as a world wide authority on polymer clay and metal clays. She has written many books and articles on a variety of craft and design subjects. She is a qualified Art Clay Senior Instructor and has taken Master classes in the subject in Japan. She founded the British Polymer Clay Guild in 1997 and Art Clay World UK Guild in 2005.