Saturday, June 29, 2013

The Bread Mice Celebration

The entire set up of the mice in their home is encased to protect it from dust.
The four mice are celebrating Christmas, eating and drinking happily.


Here we have one mouse on the sofa wondering if he should eat the sweet bread roll or keep it for the next season. Ha! Ha! Ha! On the floor next to the sofa is another mouse. He is having a nice time drinking and eating all the sweet Christmas stuff on the large plate. Near the ladder is our lucky mouse. He lying down and chomping on his Christmas pudding. How lucky he is. They are all in front of the fire place, so warm and cosy.  


There, you can see our lucky mouse really enjoying himself.


And here, you can see the studious mouse. Most properly, he is trying to find a book on after Christmas diet. Ha ! Ha! Ha! Perhaps he has his fill already.  


The Four Bread Mice in good mood of celebration.

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Little Sue's Dinning Room.

This is a dinning room with the cat sitting on the soft pillow. I had added details to the dinning room, giving it a character. Every object is personally made except the big table and the chair where the two little birds are. 

Making small things require patience and good eye sight. I guess that by the time I completed this, I couldn't see anything far. Ha Ha Ha

I love to add books. They somehow give the place a character. Don't you think so?

Perhaps you would like to know how long did I take to do this. Well..........perhaps 1 week? Bread figurines need time to dry and to make sure they dry properly, it takes a  week. So while waiting for them to dry, I prepare the table, the pillow and other things. 







You can see that I have added wall paper to the case. This is to make it into a room, yeap just like little Sue's bedroom. 

Friday, June 14, 2013

The Unique Quality of Bread Dolls

Good evening everyone. I hope that you have a pleasant day today. My day was relatively easy. I just realize that maybe not many of you know about the  Bread Dolls  that I made. Some of you might even think that I am using polymer clay. These dolls are actually bread dolls and they are not the ones that you see on the internet where you can eat them. No, you can't eat them. If you do, you might get a bad tummy ache. Let me share with you the unique quality of these bread dolls.

The Unique Quality of the Bread Dolls 
a. They don't cracked when you accidentally drop them.
b. They are organic and thus environmental friendly.
c. They are ever-lasting.
d. When well conditioned, they are not attacked by bugs.     
e. They are not baked. They are air dried.
f. To keep them clean, there are 2 ways : 
    i)   keep them in an acrylic box
    ii)  use a damp toothbrush and brush them. The dampness will not soften the dolls nor 
         destroy them. The toothbrush will remove fine dust and after brushing, you will see 
         the dolls 'refreshed' and 'rejuvenated.'   



Miss Prim. She is just about 5cm in height. 

I hope you  have understood. If there are any questions that you would like to ask, please feel free to ask me. I will try my best to answer you.

Bye............have a pleasant weekend. 

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Little Sue the bread doll in her miniature bedroom


Hi everyone, today I would like to show you Little Sue's bedroom. She has decorated her own bedroom following her taste. She loves reading and having books on the floor is a strong indicator of her love for books, don't you think so? 



This is her miniature bed which looks big. The bed is about 10cm in size. It took me quite a while to make this bed with lace and mattress and pillows as well as a blanket. But I love doing it. 

 

Here in this photo you will see Little Sue cleary in her bedroom. The penguin and the flowers are also made of bread. It was also enjoyable doing the book shelf. Had to do it a second time after setting the whole thing up to get it perfect. In creating things like this, there is no compromise of workmanship. A slight mistake although well camouflage will still show so the best that one can do is do it with patience. Never rush through your work. This entire bedroom set is encased in a collective display acrylic box to protect it from dust. .    



The side view of the bedroom with a cat. Sorry that the photo isn't too clear. Little Sue loves cat.



In this photo you can see the whole set up easier. Behind  Little Sue is a stand lamp for her to read her books. Little Sue invites you to read too. Reading opens a whole new world. 

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Bread dolls

Hi everyone,

It looks like I have disappeared for a long time. Well, time just flew. I have always meant to update my blog and it was always yes, I will do it but never came to it till now. I have been really busy. Busy with housework, children, old parents and school work. And of course busy making stuffs that I would like to share with you.

On the 25 and 26 May,2013, I joined a Art and Craft market at the De Garden. We were there from 2pm to 10pm. My, oh my, it was really tiring but because I had stuffs to sell and to show, I decided to sell some. Response was not that good. Reason? Well, I can give thousand and one reasons but it would not be fair to say anything. I can only say that perhaps my heart did not want my stuffs to be sold and thus the bad response. Ha Ha Ha. Anyway, it would be a long time before I would join a Flea market. It is both tiring and hot and such a long day............Whew........ !


 3cm Kokeshi dolls

This one is mounted


These are wedding couples 


My Puff the magic dragon which was sold. My favourite. 


This adorable guy is still with me. If anyone would like to adopt him, he is only RM30.00.


All these dolls are made from bread. They do not break easily and neither do they get moldy. Their colours are long lasting and vibrant. However, they can't be eaten as colours and liquor have been added to preserve  them.