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Showing posts with label charms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charms. Show all posts

Monday, June 24, 2013

New Handmade Items


I added five new items at Pompom Sweets ! All of them are dust plugs. 


I really like how I made the cereals. Instead of portraying few pieces of cereal in milk, I decided to make them look like they're overflowing. Doing this would make them look fuller and more attracting (like in cereal ads!). I always aim for realism so I detailed them the best I could. I also made the bowls myself. I could have added spoons in each bowl but I was certain that if it was used daily as a dust plug, it would break off. 


Next are my cake slices. I was waiting for my dollhouse plates to come in the mail so I can make molds out of them! I think the plates came out good. I glazed it to make it resemble ceramic. What was really annoying when making these charms was the icing. When uncured, it can get very messy and sticky. Also, these are the tiniest fake cakes that I've ever made.

I love making miniatures and I'm not so sure why. The first time I knew about miniature food was when I was browsing through Etsy. I was totally attracted to them! I'm so glad that I am able to make my own foods and share my creations with others. :)

❤Nicole Vong





Monday, June 17, 2013

Chocolate Cake Slice with Cherries



I made this a while ago. It was my first chocolate cake that I cut into slices. I didn't like it too much because it kind of looks plain, haha. What I liked though was the added effect of "juicy" looking cherries. I used a red craft glue that first looks opaque but then it turns jelly clear. The patterned rim of the slices were pretty hard to achieve because I was working with very soft clay.  I tried to achieve some sort of elegance to the slices. The white whipped cream was added on to make the slices more interesting (but it's still meh).



Usually when I am making something new out of clay, I always take so much time, like on these slices! I like to work on my own pace but it's so bad that I feel like I'm not progressing. I think conditioning the clay and mixing colors take up most of my time.

I'm going to make more cakes in the near future, so stay tuned!

❤Nicole Vong