Making Miniature Food and Market Stalls

Love this book, lots of really challenging as well as easier projects. This is a keeper.

Her books are awesome! But, this one is the best! Step by step guide. Color photos! LOVE this one!

Step by step instructions inside. Very helpful. Many pictures

I have made over half the projects. I now have dollhouse food forever. It’s great to make my own instead of paying retail for every little bit.

This book is so much fun! Its amazing the detailand precision to goes into making these little miniature items of food. Its like being a kid again but with cool toys and a whole lot smarter. If ur lookin for some grown up fun and love ur doll house and want them to have food just like u but only better, then this is the book for u. Make then for urself (ur little people) r to sell. Its the perfect book to add 2 ur collection. Enjoy

This is great for the polymer clay novice who likes to make miniatures. The simple methods and 'tools' found in the average home make it easy to duplicate Angie's finished products. There are only a few tools that need to be purchased from a craft store ,but even those can be improvised in a pinch for someone (like me) who doesn't have a big hobby budget. I particularly like the cakes and pastries but enjoyed making the fresh veggies and fruits ,too. For budget minded folks, you get very good instructions and lots of fun projects for a reasonable price. Great way to spend a rainy day and add to your dollhouse or miniatures collection.

If you buy only one book on the subject of polymer clay mini-foods, this one will serve you well. In its 8th printing as of 2011. If you're a fan of basic English foods, all the better. Clay brand used: Fimo. Excellent info on mixing realistic colors for specific items. Sections on raw meats, raw poultry, salami, cheeses, pork pies, fish and shellfish are especially good. Included: Prawns, oysters, crabs and lobsters. Downsides: Nothing on making green onions and leeks, but the author's website has instructions for them. Since the focus of this book is on fresh market foods and generic bakery goods, there's nothing on fancy desserts. You'll need a different book for them. No expensive equipment is needed to make items illustrated. However, a manual pasta machine is strongly recommended for clay conditioning because standard Fimo is a stiff material.

Get this book while you can! My dolls have a kitchen full of Re Ment minature food but they have a distinct lack of what this book offers, English food. There's little chance they'll be making plastic pork pies any time soon so armed with a bit of polymer clay you can finally make all meat and potatoes your dolls can eat, not to mention produce, and some of the most beautiful fish I've ever seen. I was about to get rid of my polymer clay until this book came in. Even if you have some of the Japanese or Chinese dollhouse books you'll still need this to round out your menus.

Replacement books for lost item.

I am highly delighted with this book. Great condition for being used. As a miniaturist I am looking forward to using it, very informative. Would definitely recommend this book, and would definitely use this seller again, quick delivery, much appreciated.

Part of dolls house library .good book helpful

It was a present for my mother. She doesn't understand english but they pictures in the book are great and shows all the steps about how to work with fimo so really you do not need to know english to buy this book.The delivery from amazon: speechless - really fast and well package.

Appears to be exactly what I was looking for to help me do some modelling. Appears to have good instructions and is well illustrated. Have yet to get done to doing some serious modelling work. However the book has inspired me to give it a serious try.