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fairchildart β 1:12 Scale Thanksgiving Dinner
Published: 2012-11-22 03:59:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 23915; Favourites: 1235; Downloads: 720
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Dollhouse Miniature in 1:12 Scale Handcrafted from Polymer ClayHere's a miniaturized version of the typical Thanksgiving meal served at my house (turkey slices served alongside stuffing, cranberry sauce and green beans).
Materials used:
-FIMO and Sculpey brands of polymer clay
-Kato Liquid Polyclay
-Colored chalk pastels
-J.W.etc. Clear Varnish
-The ceramic plate was purchased from ebay
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Hello there! This work has been featured HERE Β for Thanksgiving! Thank you for creating such lovely work, and I hope that you enjoy the feature.Β
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I'm absolutely in love with your work.Β Β I just don't get how you do it, the precision and detail that is required is crazy!Β the only thing that I don't like is the fact that they cant actually be eatenΒ Β
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Thank you so much<3 Β You are too kind
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These are always so nice. The textures always amaze me!
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How about a Puerto Rican Christmas dinner? It would consist of roast suckling pig--lechon, an animal particularly cherished in PR--, yellow rice with beans, and other items such as banana pies, which are a mass of banana dough stuffed with white beans and meats such as chicken and pork, wrapped in banana leaves, and boiled in water with salt. There is also a P Rican way of fixing turkey, in which the bird is dressed as if it were suckling pork--pavochon--, with the result that you get a bird much more tasty than the usual Xmas turkey.
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That sounds like a delightful challenge, I'm always looking for new ways of making meat dishes and pies
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this is AMAZING! INCREDIBLE! UNBELIEVABLE! <3333
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I saw that kind of work the first time, and its a pretty cool hobby you found 
Love it
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Thank you so much<3
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you always for your support<3
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ok this is delicious looking and just so freaking great
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You're very welcome
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Hello fellow deviantartist I am pleased to announce that you have been featured in my oddly named Thanksgiving feature: Gobble! Gobble! The link is [link] .
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Many thanks for the feature!
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You are very welcome.
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That's pretty impressive that you made a miniaturized dinner plate that small.
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you know. the more i look at theese the more i get jeouos and want to do that, so i look at my bank and see the cobwebs...... *sigh* ah well i guess i'll settle for favoriting every single one.
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Amazing and delicious! A really really late happy Thanksgiving! *__*
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A really really really late Happy Thanksgiving to you! and thank you
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ooh yum! I don't celebrate thanksgiving though... still looks good
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Wonderful! Yet more amazing inspiration for me to get into this stuff and really practice to get better
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I really like the gravy on this one, looks wonderfully textured and seasoned.
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Thank you! I'm using a new type of liquid clay (Kato brand) and I'm happy with how it's turning out
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Wow!!!!!!!!! I want to eat it! Bet you've neer heard that one before.
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Your tiny food looks so delicious every single time I see it. <3 Thanksgiving dinner is the best meal of the year!
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Typical meal for my family too, totally cute and detailed. Love it! .3.
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