Friday, December 9, 2011

And here is the first part of the harvest...

Some of them may still get gingham covers, but that is  later!IF I am adding them, that is.
The labels are from printimini's , the well-known site :-)
Euro in the back for size.


Pickled eggs ( I can do eggs in Fimo, hah !) and raisins in brandy (partially ochre painted mustard seeds)



Cucumbers sliced off an Angie Scarr cane, and green beans :



Apples ? Or peaches??? Well, yellow spilt peas :-) They do look impressive enough !


Cherries ( again painted mustard seeds) and carrots ( painted points of cocktailsticks, some lichen for parsley)



Gherkins ( painted cumin seeds )


Prunes ( pepper seeds. yes, I know these are biscuit jars, but I like them better this way, and it is MY house!!!)


More jars and bottles to follow, I think !

10 comments:

  1. Peaches I think, they do look yummy, and of course it is your house, you CAN do whatever you like and nobody complains (I hope)!!!!!

    Have a great weekend!!!!!!

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  2. Thank you Elga, you too!
    I am already working on the next cheating set :-) ; using glass paints on small lucite jars for jam, curd andjars of honey .
    And a big rack for them, too...I cannot do wood, but a rack is within my possibilities, I think, well, it is drying right now and it looks reasonable.

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  3. Que buen trabajo, ha quedado fantasticos.
    besitos ascension

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  4. Thank you,Carmen and Ascension ( Ascension so often comments very kindly here and I realize I have never thanked her ) ; I like them, too , and since I am fimo impaired I never did much in the food line for my dolls houses - by the time I have learnt how to make a perfect banana, I have a boatload of minibananas ,sigh.
    So I am really taking to thie easy way out and loving it ! It is also a very fun thing to do on a rainy afternoon, as it is reasonably fast.

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  5. They look fantastic wonderful ideas.
    Hugs Maria

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  6. Dat ziet er echt hartstikke leuk en echt uit, Elly. Vind je jelly pudding trouwens ook mooi hoor!

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  7. wow. Do you make your own little jars? or you buy them? thanks
    by the way: your work is amazing!

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  8. Thank you for your kind comment! I bought the jars from all over the place, the small acrylic ones were bought from Debbie Jones ( minikitz.com, go to "catalogue", then to " kitchen" ) It is a dangerous site, though! Too many goodies !
    most glass jars came from other dolls house shops, like minimumworld.uk and others ( Tumdee dolls house miniatures in the UK comes to mind, although I did not yet buy from them), but if you search for miniature canning jars you can find them.

    Hope this helps in case you want to have a go !

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