I put together a little baking scene.
I made the little spice bottle. The "lid" is a Czech glass glass rondelle bead (from eBay). Then I used a straw, added a cardstock paper bottom and filled it with spice. I glued on the spice labels from the complimentary printables from American Miniaturist magazine.
I actually made a whole spice rack, but I can't find it since I packed up for the renovation. :(
The bowl with mix is from Kensington Miniatures and the open cookbook is from Little Things of Interest on eBay. The vanilla is from Sue's Little Things on eBay.
Of course the cookbook recipe is for making brownies and the bowl seems to contain cake mix, but it still looks yummy to me!
Still working on the floor. I printed out those tiles from the internet. I think I will glue them down (eliminating that current space) and then put on a gloss glaze.
Have a great weekend!
It's a lovely corner - so realistic!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Still working on it though!
DeleteMaybe it's a batter waiting for the Coco Powder to be added?
ReplyDeleteYou're clearly more of a cook than me! That must be what's happening there!
DeleteSuch a fun scene! Makes me want to bake in real life!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteVery nice and detailed cake preparation scene!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was so happy when I found the little vanilla box in my collection.
DeleteNo falta nada para un rico pastel, feliz fin de semana:-)
ReplyDeleteEstoy de acuerdo. ¡Me encanta el pastel!
DeleteLuckily there is no flour everywhere, as that would usually happen in my kitchen! I really like how you created the lid, it looks so real. Gorgeous little scene, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHaha. I also get flour all over the kitchen counter. If you enlarge the picture, there is actually sawdust on the counter (because I was drilling a hole in the wall to put in a light) and I had left that to add some mess. :) I really like those czech glass beads for lids. Thanks so much!
DeleteSo sweet! I agree with Susi, I can't bake without making a mess. And occasionally setting off the smoke alarm. But your scene looks like there won't be any burning or spilled milk, or eggs on the floor.
ReplyDeleteAnd they have no smoke alarm so that won't go off! (Don't tell a fire inspector!)
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