I am all good with advice as I am so new at this! Thanks sis
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@jeanneL this is what I’ve done before
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This looks like so much fun! I’m glad you’re having so much fun with this. That charcuterie board looks so real and delicious!
OMG beautiful work!!!
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It’s so cute. Thank for share
So beautiful 
looks like a new hobby is budding 
Aww that is wonderful, so nice to have someone to share it with 
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jeanneL, this is such a delightful mini mountain of creativity! And yes, Tina may be to blame, but the best kind of blame is the kind that leaves you with more tiny treasures to admire. Those little builds look absolutely charming, and we are so happy you shared them with us!
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Yes polymer clay, that is whats in the box with all the colors.
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That is what I am afraid of Jill. I hope to combine with my rooms!
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Yes! The best! We did enjoy and she introduced me to fun!
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Oh they look nice and pretty. You have a talent on polymer clay. 
Omg I like ve that cheeseboard platter. It looks so good. Great job @jeanneL. How did you do it?
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Wow we had some really talented crafter here. It looks amazing @Kit_Mun
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I loooooooooove this, and honestly these little minis are so cute. They’re going to be such a fun way to add even more personality to your builds, Jeanne 
This looks so cool. It makes me hungry.
truly was not terribly hard once explained. the cheese, you flattened clay and then cut how you wanted cheese. The olives are basically little balls of clay. I poked a hole in one end and put a little piece of red in there for pimento.
The sausage was tiny strands of different color reds and a white we rolled together than cut like salami
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Look at all those details. I will have to use my magnifying goggles for this lol 
. beautiful work as always Jeanne
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Wow. That seems like fun. You’re so creative
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I really like this! Those little moulds look really cool! I wish I can do a class like this one day! Do you cook all the little items in the oven?
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