Super REALISTIC MINIATURE bread in 1 EASY STEP | How to make miniature BREAD with polymer clay
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2022
- Find out how to make realistic miniature bread with polymer clay in LESS than 10 minutes!
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CONTENTS RECAP:
• Watch this new do-it-yourself video tutorial to learn how to make incredibly realistic miniature bread using polymer clay and baking powder (or baking soda).
• In this in-depth guide, I'll go over every "ingredient" (polymer clay or air dry clay, baking powder or baking soda) and I'll explain in detail the features, pros, and cons of each one.
• This technique is ALOT easier than it looks! It takes basically just ONE STEP, and you don't need any sculpting or modeling skills. The entire process takes less than ten minutes!
• In a hurry? Save this video for later, and head over to my original video for the super-quick "express" tutorial: • Realistic Miniature Br...
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Great tutorial, thank you! I think the baking soda 1:1 ratio with clay will make excellent cake slices, cookies too! Thanks again ✝
Ooooh if you try to make mini cookies with this method will you share the results with me? I'm so curious! I've never tried to make something so small 🤯🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
And thank you 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
OMG gloves!!! Genius :D Why haven't I ever thought of using them in order to prevent lines from showing? :D lovely bread btw
Not gonna lie, main reason I started using gloves is allergies 🤣🤣🤣 but the silver lining is that I no longer have to worry about fingerprints 🤣🤣🤣 win win
Very thorough. The problem is that it looks good enough to eat!
Shyra at Queen City Minis was kind enough to put in a link to this tutorial in her latest video.❤
(Don't laugh) - one time I had just sliced some mini bread made with this method, and I had all these clay crumbles on my desk. I kind of absent-mindedly picked one up... and ate it ... before realising what I was doing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh did she, really? Omg what a sweetheart! 😍❤️❤️❤️
@SimplystellaTV How can I not!🤣🤣🤣 No worries. I once mistook decorative sand for sugar. My teeth still hurt.
@@karinberonius8799 oh gosh no! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@SimplystellaTV 😂😂😂🌸
Thank you, thank you for this amazing tutorial!❤ Lately I've been seeing how many miniature artists used something I didn't know to get this amazing bread-like texture. And I finally found out what it is! Your tutorial explains it perfectly with different types of clay and different attempts you have made to get the perfect texture. Thank you very much for sharing your tips with us! I can't wait to try this technique!😍😘
Oooh I'm so glad you found this helpful! This is such a cool technique to try, it takes some practice but the results are worth it 🤩🤩🤩
Fantastic tutorial!
Oooh I'm so glad you liked this 😮😍❤️
This is fabulous!!❤ i have made bread using air dry clay but I have never mixed in Baking Soda or Baking Powder. I currently have air dry clay so I'm going to try that. I don't have an oven that I can use just for polymer clay so I just use sir dry clay. Thank you so much for this video.
So glad this was useful! Would you mind sharing the results you get with air dry clay? I only had this really old one and I'm curious to know how it works with a newer one 🤩
Excellent video! Very nicely done.
Oooh thank you! Hopefully you'll find it useful 😍❤️
Thank-You so much for going-over this process so thoroughly, Stella, I’m fascinated - going to start experimenting using Your tips right-away!
Im aiming for realistic Sourdough, and I’m curious about using a combo of airdry and poly clays with Your technique.
(Wish Me luck; if it works, I’ll let ahoy know!)
Ooooh if you do, would you mind sharing the outcomes? I've never tried to mix air-dry and polymer clay! 🤯🤩🤩🤩
(And best of luck 😂🤞🤞🤞🤞)
Excellent video. You have a great ability to teach. Every time I thought of a question, you answered it. Very thorough. Thanks for posting!
Oh you have no idea just how happy this makes me! Thank you for your very kind words 😍❤️ and I'm so glad this was helpful! Hope you'll try to make some miniature bread soon 😍
Love this video ! Quick question, how do you color the bread after baking ? I usually color with pastels before baking . Thanks !
I paint it with acrylic paints! I mostly use Decoart: amzn.to/3ZGGiNg but any brand should work 😊
Also, I never personally tried to paint it with pastels before baking, but it might still work! If you give it a try, will you let me know how it works? I'm curious 🤓😍
(And thank you! ❤)
Fantastic video, very professional and super helpful! Can’t wait to try this!! Thank you x
You're very welcome and thank you!! Hope you'll try this soon, I'm sure you're going to have a lot of fun 😍🤩❤️
Thank you for this tutorial, the bread looks amazing. Have you ever tried mixing both baking soda and baking powder to the clay?
Oooh interesting question - I have not 😅 but it's definitely worth a try! Next time I'm "baking" I'll give it a go 🤩🤩🤩
New subbie yaaay !. Sent from Queen City minis ❤
Yaaaaay thank you 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️ and isn't she the sweetest? 😍😍
I've not made my mini bread this way before but I plan to try it now. Thank u!
Oh yes you absolutely should! 😍 This is such great technique, very low effort and yet so rewarding 🤩 hope you'll try it soon 😍😍😍
Love it!
Oooh thank you! I hope you'll try it out 🤩🤩🤩
I love this. Iwant to try making it.
Oooh I'm so glad! I hope you will 😍😍😍
Thank you for this video. It was super helpful 😄
Oooh I'm so glad! Hope you'll try this technique 🤩😍❤️
Thanks for the information very knowledgeable.😁
Oh thank you and you're very welcome! Hope it helps 🤩😍
Omgggg this is so geniussss thank you so much muchhh
Oh thank you! I hope this is helpful 🤩❤️❤️❤️
Great tips and explanations. Subscribed!
Weee so glad to hear this! I hope you're going to try this one out 🤩❤️
@@SimplystellaTVI am looking forward to it, and enjoying your other wonderful videos, too!
@@jamiegallier2106 ooh thank you 😶❤️
Thank you! I've always been afraid to try making sourdough, but your video has answered all my questions!
Oooh I'm so glad!! I tried to go over everything even if that meant making a very long and boring video 😅😂❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@SimplystellaTV Your videos are not boring at all!!!
@@prussell243 😂😂😂 you're too sweet ❤️❤️❤️
Very creative 😃
Aw thank you dear! Hope you'll try this technique 🤩😍
Great tips❤️
Ooh thank you! Hope it helps 😍😍😍
Hello simplyStella! Could you (or anyone else who's tried this) tell me if this technique (when done correctly) compromises the the durability of the Clay? I know it's probably strong enough for a dollhouse, where it's not getting touched too often, but I'm trying to make toast earrings. So I'm worried that especially when the bread is sliced it won't be strong enough to handle a lot of wear.... Please advise!!🙏
Oh that's an interesting question! I've only ever made dollhouse minis with this technique, and years later they're still intact. However, the clay definitely feels a lot lighter once you add the baking powder/soda, and the thinner you slice it, the higher the chance it might crumble. Which makes me think it might not hold well if you're planning to touch it a lot, like you would do with earrings 🤔 UNLESS you add something to the "bread slice" to give it more strength. Like if you were to make a little sandwich and fill it with some "regular" polymer clay (sans baking powder), and ideally some liquid Fimo/Sculpey which is highly flexible... then, maybe, it would be sturdy enough to be used as earrings (I'm just theorising here, mind it!). Will you let me know if you try? I'm curious!
@@SimplystellaTV Thank you so much!!
That's just what I suspected. 🤔 I've actually already made a test loaf but I did it completely wrong! I wasn't very careful with measuring and I think i waited too long to bake, so it was very crumbly. That's what made me sort of nervous about it falling apart even when i eventually do it right. I fooled with a similar idea to the "sandwich" method. I thought maybe once I sliced the bread I could cover it in a few layers of resin and then spray it with a matte sealant to get some of that "bread" texture back. I just don't know if that would be enough reinforcement! (And I also don't have any resin, and I wanted to do this with stuff I already had😅) But I'm going to try it again😁 and if I can make it work I will definitely let you know how I did it!! Wish me luck!!🤞 Thank you again!!!
Do you know, if it is durable? And there is not much time to sculp the bread...thats a pitty. Im curious, how it turns out... (its in the oven...)
I'd say it's definitely quite durable! I started making mini bread this way a good 8-9ish years ago, and those earlier attempts are still in pristine condition! And yes, it pays to be quick, although we're talking minutes, not seconds, thankfully 😂