A ceramic jug and a mug

In this blog I use to show you my own hands products, but this time I show you that I bought my first minature today.

We went to the Buda Castle for Festival of Folk Arts , and look what I've found:

As it seems, the miniature-fever is making way in Hungary!

Pastries

 

I love pastries!

Fortunately I can view them with impunity.

  Here it is:

And finally, my little girl's wish, a blue cake, on  Bözse's beautiful tray.

 Unfortunately, as  my mini maker companions, Bözse and Zsuzsa also suggested, the Cernit clay is not as good quality as Fimo. It changes color during cooking.

The white becomes milk white or translucent.

The white decorations on the blue cake baked into blue light, I had to paint all over it: ( Annoying!

And if the pieces are too thin, they remain flexible.

So if I'll run out of  Cernit I'll change for  Fimo, but as soon as possible I'll buy a white one from it, that's for sure.

Painted...

Would you like a cup of coffee, my dear?

Instead of learning  for the rule of the road exam   in my spare time I made this little pink coffee set from polymer clay.

And what a miracle, I've painted  my chair!

 

 

The sugar bowl  is still missing from the set, but I couldn't wait and prefer to act like a mini pastry apprentice, also in my spare time (and than who's going to studying for the exam, umph ...)

Sign up soon:)

Yesterday...

...the postman didn't has to ring twice, not even once, because I was near to the gateway, waiting for an expected nice little package.

Look and amaze:)

By now you must have already known Bözse's amazing works, they are incredibly realistic, inspired by life, so it's more kind from her to sail away to my little pink world , and made these beautiful miracles specially for me and for Rosalie.

This is the first time in my life to hold someone elses minis in my hands, and how lucky I am, that this  first encounter is happened with such a finely designed, high quality work.

This is encouraging me to practice even more , and work with even higher precision.

 

Thank you, Bözse!

...And it was inspiring me, soon you can see it ...

Petunia

Yesterday I made petunia from polymer clay.

Here it is:

Dear followers!

Thank you for following my blog and I hope you take delight in it!

 

  Here is a picture of my dear daughter as just feeding swans at Lake Balaton:)

Isn't she lovely?

 Have a nice day!