Miniature Crate with Veggies + Printing on Wood 

Thanks! I make moulds basically out of everything🤗I don't think anyone will ever talk me into buying a 3D printer as long as I have bi-component silicon!

Same😊

Thank you very much. I've been making miniature for over 15 years but RU-vid and tutorials are a whole new world, so I appreciate your encouragement!

​@@CeciliaPMiniatures I am not sure what you mean by "baking paper"? Do you mean sulphured or parchment paper, or waxed paper?

@@fredericapanon207 it's waxed paper, yes!

Hermoso trabajo, me encanta 😍 tú trabajo. Lo amé!

Esperando más ❤

Also Brussels sprouts could work as doll size cabbages (in 1:6), but they're too big for 1:12 unfortunately!

@@CeciliaPMiniatures My dolls are 1:12 But maybe some immature Brussels could work.

Thank you very much for the encouragement!

Спасибо Вам 🤓

Thanks, what a pleasant observation to make!

Thanks! I certainly hope to make more videos!

Nature is amazing. I've also made a mould with a bit of romanesco cauliflower which has fractals too and it turned out great, although I had to use regular polymer clay and bake the piece before extracting it from the mould, otherwise I would have dmaadegd the details. This one is rounded and flat so it was easier.

Thanks! It was very kind of her to mention this channel, especially because it is just a baby channel, I'm super new to RU-vid as a creator (of course I've been learning a lot from this platform over the years, but never made tutorials). Also I'm glad you say that you can understand me, some people said that I speak too soft and cannot hear properly. I will try to speak louder in future videos.

​@@CeciliaPMiniaturesyour baby channel will be a fully fledged adult soon! Maybe get a mega phone, haha! On my phone, you sound pitch perfect. Really love your work. You inspired me to make some mini cabbage people 😊 I used the leaves to get impressions on the clay and they look really cute. Next time I go shopping, I'll be making cauli people! x

Yes, it's really easy and it's got infinite potential, you can virtually replicate anything, from food to cutlery, even stone urns! (I made a short about the last one)

Thank you, glad to hear that!

Thanks! I've never tried with an ink jet, it might work though!

I've got neither. I use a regular pencil and parchment paper to copy and transfer my drawings. But after seeing this, I think I'll try it, but with my typewriter! 😅

@@karinberonius8799 sounds great! Love that you have a typewriter

Thank you, that's very kind!

Thanks! I have also made a Short about the same process with another real vegetable (romanesco broccoli), although the video quality is very poor, and it doesn't really do it justice. I'll have to take a picture of the final result and publish in a post

Спасибо Вам огромное за Ваши милые слова 🙏

@@CeciliaPMiniatures 💓🥀

Thanks! It's easier than growing a real cauliflower actually, I tried that last summer, the seeds sprouted but never turned into flowers 😄

Danke, das ist sehr nett🤗

Ok, I will. The bi-component silicone putty was purchased at a miniature fair years ago but they can be found online as well, I'll see if there's this one specifically. The air drying clay is by Fimo and I bought it on Amazon. I'll add the links soon anyway, thanks for letting me know

Grazie mille! Non male come idea...una bella zuppetta invernale

Ma grazie!

Thanks a lot!

I've recently helped my cousin painting some of his miniature trains, and it was 1:87 scale, I honestly don't know how you guys can handle such a tiny scale! Almost had to use a magnifying glass!

Ha. I know, that's why I switched to 1-32 narrow gauge.😄But even that seems too small some days (can you imagine working at 1-160 N scale???) @@CeciliaPMiniatures

😆you're not the first one to write such a comment! I love how people react in similar but for me very unexpected ways!!

Thanks! I'll try🙈

Thank you very much! These comments keeps me going!

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