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The dresser A
nice example of dresser that can decorate on a
kitchen wall.
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The clown To
decorate children's bedrooms. |
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The lion Nice
mane for this lion than can be fixed on a magnet. |
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The frog To
decorate a X-mas tree for example. |
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The snowman The
sweeper is created with a toothpick and some small strings. The
body is reinforced with aluminum. It avoids having a dough too thick
that wouldn't cook.
The carrot nose is also reinforced with a toothpick. |
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The elephant The
dough is colored with cocoa powder.
2 pepper seeds are used for the eyes.
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The pink
elephant
Made from an aluminum structure. Add a few rope strings for the
elephant tail.
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The tropical
bird The dough are colored with oil painting.
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The snowman for
candles
This snowman is empty!! It was made by applying the dough, less
than one centimeter, on a plastic bag full of rice (the body and the
head). Once it had dried (in the air), a hole was made in the bag so
as to release all the rice and gently remove the plastic bag.
The carrot nose stays in place thanks to another toothpick!
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Shining
snowmen A few holes, moon or round shapes, were made in
the dough before it dried. Candles can then be put inside but be
careful to make a big enough hole in the hats (candles DO heat a lot
and can burn the dough easily).
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Exposition of
snowmen |