Recently Marianne Colijn wrote an article in American Miniaturist about pickling without Fimo. Of course, me being the best Fimo-impaired person of the world, that was something I felt even I could do.
So I am already proudly looking at the first results. If you don't look too close, they look convincing enough. I do hope I will also find some nice fake labels.
I do feel, however, that I could have pickled away a whole RL size harvest in the same time:-)
I have made some more jars since taking the pic, but it is dark now and I am too lazy to make an EZ setup just for now. Maybe later, when they are finished .
( Front: apples, made from yellow split peas, second row: cherries, painted mustard seeds ; third row: cucumber pickles, made from painted cumin seeds )
Ha, Fimo, don't think so!!!!! Love your jars, your mini people won't be in danger of starving!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHugs Maria
You are truly resourful. The jars are great. I love the split yellow peas, they look like half peaches.
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Beautiful! The peaches look, real!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Everything looks so realistic!
ReplyDeleteQue gran trabajo, se ve todo muy real.
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Thank you all, but the real genius is Marianne, of course! I have made more yesterday evening and I do hope to make pics on Friday, if I have got time.
ReplyDeletePS: I did make some pickled eggs from Fino, that is about the bets I can do with the blasted stuff:-)!