This is a little shabby tray with many fresh croissants. The new experiment in this scene is the jam jar. I turned it from clear acrylic rod. Actually the one you can see is the forth try. Turning acrylic rod is very tricky since it tends to melt on turning with high speed. And you need to sand it properly to save its transparency. So the first three ones were either deformed or too matt to be a glass jar.
I can't understand why in the world my foods don't come out this well! Just your talent I guess. :-)
ReplyDeletePerfecto, una preciosidad.
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Yolanda
A perfect job, as always. ;)
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so amazing, you are so talented!
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Kikka
Amazing how realistic it looks. I love the jam jar.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Drora
The jam jar came out perfect. What a great tray.
ReplyDeleteI watch and I watch, but I don't see the jam jar made from acrylic glass tube.
ReplyDeleteEternal follower: Anda
It's so realistic! I really love your blog :)
ReplyDeletePiękna praca - wszystko wykonane z takimi szczegółami :)
Oh Bözse I love your work. So beautiful! Those walnuts look like I have just picked them from my tree. And the fruits...they looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteI have missed a few post I see, all filled with wonderful miniature food. I will be starting with my kitchen soon ;-)))
Wonderful work as usual! As for taking the dull from turned acrylic, I once read you just need to coat it with some gloss varnish. It's almost magical, you should give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHaving said that, I am in awe of your talent :)
*taking the dull OFF from turned acrylic... Duh!
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