Dollhouse Miniature Cast Iron Skillet Tutorial

[@judyray3749]

so glad i found you i want to make some skillets to hang on kitchen wall i am a beginner so was happy to learn tricks on working with clay thank you

[@littlegretchensworkshop7665]

That was ADORABLE!!! Thanks for SHARING!!

[@tinynina76]

'...because it weighs a freakin' ton.' That cracked me up! They are heavy! Again, loved your video, Joanne. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@judylloyd3800]

Enjoy your teaching style

[@tammyd.454]

So cute

[@heathertaylor-willockx3632]

Thanks for another great tutorial. The tip about using a dollar tree shot glass is good. I'm wondering if we used something made of actual glass, could we bake it without removing it? Or would that not be a great idea?

[@joannesminis]

It would probably work, I didn't try it since I didn't have anything the right size.

[@jenniferadams370]

I've got a huge cast iron skillet, one with the extra squarish handle to help you carry it. Nearly dropped it on my foot the other day.

[@nm9412]

I was wondering if we use air dry clay?

[@joannesminis]

I have to admit that I am not a fan of airdry clay because it tends to shrink and not behave as I expect it to. You could try it, of course, however, my preference will almost always be Polymer clay.