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@@Shylows thanks. The silicone I use is a two part silicone, if you mix the 2 parts they harden after 3 minutes and you can make moulds with it, if they're not mixed they stay soft forever. I bought mine at a miniature fair in Italy many years ago, but you can type "two part silicone putty" on the internet and you'll see many results, they're all the same in the end.

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@@ElizabethBarber-tu9ey thanks! I'll have to make a big cutter for that one!

@@pennycandyys thanks. I used polymer clay because I wanted to achieve a ceramic look, with the air drying clays I have the result wouldn't be the same. I'm not a fan of polymer clay because I always have very cold hands and it takes forever to condition. I used polymer clay a lot in the past, now I'll finish what I have left and won't buy it anymore (also for the environment). I have a pottery wheel and can more or less make potteries, so that's what I'll do...but I thought it might be a good idea to show how to make a bowl in a different way, not everyone can throw potteries

@@CeciliaPMiniatures Okay, thank you.

Me too, very clever! You could also potentially use say cat food tins or the like, they aren’t as heavy duty as our regular tin cans, but still firm, and you could cut them with either regular scissors or utility scissors I bet, if you need something a bit sturdier.

@@kittyemzcanada glad to be of help! I've been thinking about making a monstera leaf cookie cutter, but first I need to buy a real life monstera to take precise measurements 🤓

@CeciliaPMiniatures lol..do what I do....I go to the store and either take a picture of the object or do a quick sketch on paper. 😉

@CeciliaPMiniatures Haha, you’re just looking for an excuse! And enablers, lol. 😆

@@joycefuller9177 that's a great idea, thank you!

@@j.pedrorocha2573 they are almost completely dry, but having painted them again on the backside made them damp and in general cold porcelain is quite flexible also when dry, so I could shape them slightly

Thank you for your support!

@@kevsmodellingminute no, just water. The protective varnish I applied afterwards should make sure the colour won't fade away. Good luck with your floor then!

@@TheParkAttendant yes, I should have probably added a bit of glue. The tape serves purely an aesthetic purpose, to cover the edge of the fabric rim inside the lampshade, because it wasn't super straight. It looked a bit more neat with the tape.

@@fredericapanon207 I bought it in Italy many years ago in a specialized shop, I think that the brand was dutch. I don't have the packaging anymore, unfortunately I don't remember the name. But if you Google dollhouse socket you should find them

@@gillianwiseman3518 choosing music is the part I enjoy the least when editing videos. I would rather not use it at all, but then when I don't talk it feels awkward.

@@CeciliaPMiniatures Try a video without it. I think people will be happier!

@@gillianwiseman3518 I will!

The lamp turned out great. Such talent. The music is fine, its low enough just to be background music. Did you find your lighting system at hobby lobby? I know they used to carry alot of it. Thanks for sharing.

@@agneschrismer9946 thanks! I bought it many years ago in a specialized shop in Italy, but I think the brand was Dutch.

@@flyingdutchwoman I bought it more than ten years ago in a specialized shop. I don't have the packaging anymore but I think it's from a dutch brand called mini mundus or something like that. I found that similar (maybe the same) items are sold on a website called minimumworld, but I'm sure there are many online shops selling these things. The lightbulb is actually a car light, and I bought it at my local hardware shop. It was way cheaper than your average dollhouse lightbulbs for some reason, even though it's the same thing, i.e. a 12 V mini light bulb