I've featured some pretty awesome polymer food jewelry before (see links below). They are so realistic, you almost want to take a bite! Nothing is more scrumptious than the ones which mimic baked goods.
Mo Tipton's polymer clay heart cookie charm tutorial shows how it is done. It is a meticulous how- to as she even demonstrates the 3 different ways to get the cookie shape. You'll have to hop over and find out what she uses to make the clay rough so it looks like a real cookie once it is baked.
Mo says, "I combine my love of miniatures with my training as a pastry chef and a graphic designer to create detailed, realistic foods in 1/12 and 1/6 scale." See more of her designs on her website called The Mouse Market.
Also delicious looking is the chocolate chip cookie pendant tutorial by Madizzio (Madeleine) on Deviantart.
Before You Go:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
Mo Tipton's polymer clay heart cookie charm tutorial shows how it is done. It is a meticulous how- to as she even demonstrates the 3 different ways to get the cookie shape. You'll have to hop over and find out what she uses to make the clay rough so it looks like a real cookie once it is baked.
Mo says, "I combine my love of miniatures with my training as a pastry chef and a graphic designer to create detailed, realistic foods in 1/12 and 1/6 scale." See more of her designs on her website called The Mouse Market.
Also delicious looking is the chocolate chip cookie pendant tutorial by Madizzio (Madeleine) on Deviantart.
Before You Go:
- Amazing Miniature Food Jewelry by Shay Aaron
- Delicious Dessert Inspired Jewelry
- How to Make an Edible Cookie Necklace
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
Um .. yeah! Iced cookies are my favorite! I think I need to skip this one. :)
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