Baby boy cake!

I still haven't made one for a baby girl yet -_-
But here is a 1:12 scale baby boy cake! Welcome in the newest baby doll. I just love making all the small details on cakes! Recently I switched from using a needle tool to using an actual needle! It just have a finer tip, and I feel like I have better control with it. I don't know why, but the clay didn't bake all the way! So its super fragile right now.

Mr.Fredricksen from UP

This year I want to (as I mentioned before) explore other types of arts. And so I'm exploring charm making! Yes, chibis, kawaii charms, all of it! And this is one that I've been wanting to make, but I put it off because I convinced myself that it was too hard, and that I couldn't do it! But I decided to give it a try, and it turned out very well! I constantly referred back to a picture of Carl Fredrickson. I wanted to sculpt as many details into him as a could. As you can probably tell, it took a looong time! He is purely polymer clay! (Except his painted eyes) So challenge yourself! Try something new :)

It's a New Year!

Well, last year I kind of put jewerly making to the side, so that I could focus on sculpting realistic miniatures. It has definitley worked out, and I've progressed a lot this year. I hope all of you had a good 2013 as well!
This year, I'm working on engaging in a variety of arts! I want to get better at sketching, and painting, and next year I want to be ready to build a dollhouse!
This picture of a miniature polymer clay leg of lamb is just (to me) exactly what I wanted to accomplish last year. Thanks to all who view this blog :)