Sen.Tet

Clay crafting, especially when it comes to making tiny food, is like the heart and soul of dollhouse creation. So, let’s dive into the world of a few cool artists who’ve totally nailed the art of clay miniatures:

1. Rina Vellichor:

Rina’s tutorials cover a whole bunch of cool stuff – from tiny food to cute clay animals and even jewelry. Watching her videos is both fun and surprisingly educational, even though she keeps it simple with her tools. I’ve learned a ton from her and always enjoy her content.

2. MAYU SEKIGUCHI:

Mayu is a Japanese artist known for her incredible clay food creations. I love how tidy she keeps her workspace while making these elaborate miniature dishes. Her tutorials are easy to follow, and thanks to her, I’ve even tried making my own mini café menu. Every time I watch her, I can’t help but want to make more clay food.

3.Tanja Jensen from Sugar Charm Shop:

Tanja is a pro at making clay food look so real, it’s almost unbelievable. Plus, she makes many elaborate items at 1:12 scale! Her Etsy store is packed with her Western/American-style goodies. I follow her on Instagram, and honestly, her videos sometimes make me want to raid my own kitchen.

Tanja’s Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/dk-en/shop/SugarCharmShop?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

So, adiving into the world of miniature crafting has been a blast. I’ve spent hours practicing and getting better, but it’s also been awesome learning from these talented folks. And hey, there are plenty more amazing artists out there I can’t wait to share with you in the future!