Making Miniature Cheese from Polymer Clay | Doll's House Diary: Part 67
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Today I attempted to make miniature cheese out of polymer clay for my Tudor doll's house. I thought my miniature mouse from one of the previous videos might want a tiny snack!
In this video, I use polymer clay to make miniature blue cheese, miniature brie / miniature camembert and a few other cheeses. I hope you enjoy the video!
If you have any suggestions for things to make for my Tudor doll's house, please do leave them in the comments.
Thank you for watching!
All the cheeses look very realistic 👌 great crafting. ❤
@@celestee.garcia2571 Thank you! 🤗
These are so adorable. Great job!
@@heathermartinez8640 Thank you! ☺️
They're so sweet! Well done, lovely!
@@Greymalkin- Thank you! ⭐️
Cheese! I love cheese!
@@jenpink4298 🤭 Me too!
Need to make some cheese for my dollhouse kitchen.
@@brianahawkins8124 😊
All of the cheeses look delicious! And I’m so glad that the mouse got his very own piece on a tiny little cheeseboard!
@@jenpink4298 Hehe, thank you! I couldn’t leave him without a piece. 🤭
Your cheeses looked fantastic, I'm sure your little mouse is happy with his piece of cheese!
@@gaynortaylor3840 Hehe, thank you! Hopefully he’s happy with the smaller amount!
I like how you experimented until you were satisfied. You didn't give up and I think your cheese turned out great!
@@cyndyscraftcorner8017 Thank you! I’m glad I had a little pause and then went back to try again. I thought adding the paint near the end made a big difference, too. ☺️
I have made Swiss cheese and a large red wheel of cheddar cheese too along with lovely crusty bread. If you want to make bread you can roll out your shape ,color it a bit and then dust it in all natural flour. Cut a cross in the top and it will give you lovely rustic crusty bread. I also made wonderful baguette, and French bread using watercolor paint to color. If you have chalk pastels they are even better to use.i love your cheese so very realistic.i love that your little mouse had his own bit. 💕💕💕🐭
@@graceh8866 Thank you for the advice! I really should try making some bread. Your cheese choices sound great!
Brie cheese definitely did exist in the Tudor era, it was invented in the middle ages. Mmmmmm yummy Brie!
@@nessiemonstercrafts Ooo, great! Thanks for the info! 🤗
I have a love hate relationship with polymer clay but I keep trying. Your cheese looks great.
@@elizabethmcgrath6198 I’ve had mixed outcomes with it. I’m always amazed by some of the miniature berries and fruits I’ve seen people make with it!
Thank you. 🌟
Your cheese turned out great! I will probably try it one of these days, and I can only hope mine will look half as good!
@@marygatdula2744 Have fun if you do give it a try! I wasn’t happy with it on my first attempt but I’m glad I went back and tried again. I’m sure your cheese will look wonderful if you do have a go. ☺️
I love the cheese...I have only tried Gouda so far, but I surely need to try more. Yours looks delicious!
@@KimGibsonfiberlover Gouda sounds like a fun cheese to make. Did you do it in a block or slices?
@@thelittlemouseshouse a wheel, which I then cut bits from for the platter.
@@KimGibsonfiberlover It sounds great!