Making Miniature Food: 12 Small-Scale Projects to Make

This is the second Angie Scarr book that I've purchased. What I don't much like about this booklet is that many of the featured pieces are very rudimentary. I'm a clayer that uses pastel chalks to highlight and bring life to my realistic polymer clay foods, but Angie Scarr uses paint pens or permanent marker. I'm not altogether pleased with this 'booklet'. On the upside, she does go into decent detail on how to make canes for leaf creation! I also liked the shrimp. This book is great for the novice, but not for the established poly clay artisan.

Angie Scarr created another great book. It's a little thin with only 12 projects. However the price is reasonable and the projects have some good layering and caning techniques. Overall a very good buy.

I wish there were more books with more foods at such a reasonable price. It will be a great help in putting food in my dollhouses.

Love all of her books, you can't go wrong with her clay book

exactly as described with good instructions.

cute

Thank you for your beautiful teaching book and thank you for your fast service!!!!Sincerely June Dominguez

Very good quality, fast shipping

Don't bother purchasing. Took ages to arrive and when it finally did the content is very disappointing.There are much better - and free - tutorials on the internet.

This book has 12 projects taken from Scarr's book Making Miniature Food and Market Stalls, so if you have that do not bother buying this or if you are thinking of buying any of her books go for the original. This is a total waste of time as the original has many more projects. Not sure why they bothered with this, I was very disappointed when I realised what they had done as I have both books.

This is a lovely book for learning how to make miniature savoury doll house food as a beginner

Great seller and good book

Good instruction. Clear pictures