Im not sure of the brand of this kit so I’ll just include a photo from the box. Its a complete diy cut paper and paste kit. Im having fun with it so far. Its definitely not a do in a day or 2 project. And the little bagged loaf of bread pictured about ended me lol. Each slice was an individual piece of paper cut out and glued to felt.
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WOW! This looks like a lot of work. Well done!
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@Smith42 it looks great oh those little bags
Can drive you insane i know lol! You have done a great job ! 
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Wow those are looking really good!
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@Smith42 wow that is so cool all the little items are so neat to look at!
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next time instead of using the thick cellophane type stuff, try plastic wrap or cut up a baggie. Much easier to work with!
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Excellent tip, thank you so much. Definitely going to try that
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I’m not familiar with this kit, to be honest, or even what brand it is.
But the details are incredible; they look gorgeous!
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Oh wow! That loaf of bread sounds like a huge amount of effort. Well done to you for getting to that end.
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Nice bakery store kit. Thank for share. so lovely
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The details are so cute I really adore the French sticks.
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I love that you’re enjoying the process, even if it’s not a quick “done in a day” type of build.
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So much detail! You’re doing great. I usually take long wrapping breads in cellophane.
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Wow! Great progress! You made a LOT of those pastries already. Looking good @Smith42
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@Smith42 that bakery kit looks like a serious paper-and-paste challenge. The individual bread slices on felt sound wonderfully tiny and slightly heroic, and the progress already has so much detail.
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This looks like such a fun but very detailed project! That little bagged loaf of bread sounds like the kind of tiny piece that tests your patience completely 
. I’m glad you’re enjoying it so far, and I’m curious to see how the bakery comes together.
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Wow, that looks incredibly detailed! 
I have so much respect for anyone who can tackle a cut, paper, and paste kit because that requires a whole different level of patience.
And I laughed at the tiny loaf of bread story! 
Individual paper slices glued to felt sounds like the kind of miniature task that starts out cute and ends with you questioning all your life choices. 
But honestly, that’s also what makes these projects so rewarding. When you finally finish, you’ll be able to look at every tiny detail and say, “I made that!” It already looks fantastic, and I can tell it’s going to be worth all the effort. Wishing you steady hands, lots of patience, and no lost bread slices along the way! 
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Lol, yes those bread slices about did me in lol.