Because my husband has to fix the roof of the garden house he isn't able to cut veneer for the parquet floor.
So I'm putting stuff on my blog that I made some time ago. I had to practice and look what I still could make myself.
It's been a long time ago that I did these things like knitting, sewing, felting, crochet. But I still have the skills.
So then we decided to buy the doll house. I like it to make a lot of things myself. So I can fill up my days when I'm not able to leave the house.
So I made some eggs for breakfast or brunch. It's easy to make. You need Fimo clay in two or three colours.
I used white, yellow and brown.
I made a yellow stick and put white Fimo around the yellow stick.
After backing the clay you can slice it in small pieces.
This will be a flat egg piece.
Then I made a white egg and in the middle of that egg I 've put yellow Fimo clay. After backing you can slice the egg into four parts like on the picture.
This egg I started with a small yellow ball (the egg yolk) and put white clay around the yellow clay (egg white) and then a thin layer of brown clay (eggshell).
Backed the clay.
When the clay was backed I've cut the top of the egg with a sharp hobby knife. I've put a part of the egg on the Dutch rusk.
For the bread and Dutch rusk I have to practice a little longer.
It's almost Easter so there should be eggs in your doll house.
So I'm putting stuff on my blog that I made some time ago. I had to practice and look what I still could make myself.
It's been a long time ago that I did these things like knitting, sewing, felting, crochet. But I still have the skills.
So then we decided to buy the doll house. I like it to make a lot of things myself. So I can fill up my days when I'm not able to leave the house.
So I made some eggs for breakfast or brunch. It's easy to make. You need Fimo clay in two or three colours.
I used white, yellow and brown.
I made a yellow stick and put white Fimo around the yellow stick.
After backing the clay you can slice it in small pieces.
This will be a flat egg piece.
Then I made a white egg and in the middle of that egg I 've put yellow Fimo clay. After backing you can slice the egg into four parts like on the picture.
This egg I started with a small yellow ball (the egg yolk) and put white clay around the yellow clay (egg white) and then a thin layer of brown clay (eggshell).
Backed the clay.
When the clay was backed I've cut the top of the egg with a sharp hobby knife. I've put a part of the egg on the Dutch rusk.
For the bread and Dutch rusk I have to practice a little longer.
It's almost Easter so there should be eggs in your doll house.