Love it. So adorable. I think it would be great for a tier tray. I have had rheumatoid for 40 years jr type so understand about hands not working some days. You always do a beautiful job on all creations. Your little characters are super cute. Hugs from Vegas. Keep up the great work.
Love your style! I’ve seen other creators use Teflon sheets to help with air bubbles not getting stuck under the clay as well as using paint sticks/popsicle sticks stacked or individually on either side of the clay to make it uniform when you roll it out. Also, they use a tiny piece of clay to “grab” onto the clay in the mold to get it out or leave it in the freezer for a few minutes to harden it up slightly. Another trick for getting equal sized parts is silicone measuring spoons that you use for say the ears you “measure” the clay in say the 1/8 tsp spoon two times and that way you have the same amount of clay for both parts you’re making. I have issues with my joints so my hands have a hard time as well so I love finding any little hacks that can help me do less work so I hope this helps!
This is Macaron. Macaroons are made of coconut known for being a Puerto Ricans sweets, candies or a desserts and in little morsel bites while Macaron is from France and its a almond flavored cookie.
I already look forward to your video fake bakes!!!!!! You make the cutest stuff!!!!! Also I have 2 cats and a long haired dog so hair just comes with the territory lol I’m always picking hair out of everything I create❤ also I was thinking if you stuck a toothpick or a skewer in the bottom of the bunny instead of holding it, it might make it easier for you to not indent it’s body???
