Doll food

Mini Brand FOODIE Series 2 Please choose from the drop down below! Minis have only been touched to take a picture and straight into a bag. PLEASE NOTE: Mini brands are replicas of the outside packaging of real life food/toys. No actual product will be inside the mini brands. .This is sold as a toy, not a doll house miniature. Sizes may vary. Mini Brands are sold individually.

This Listing Is For A Baby Doll Accessory Snack Time Set. This Set Is Perfect For Your Little One's To Feed Their Baby Dolls. There Are Six Pieces In The Set. A Food Tray, A Lid, A Peelable Banana, Raspberries And A Spoon. It Is Made By Perfectly Cute. This Snack Set Is New Sealed Int He Original Package. It Comes From A Smoke Free Home. I Will Accept Reasonable Offers On Some Items. I Don’t Discount New Items.. And Will Not Take 50% Off Offers.

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Hard to find Mini Brands are perfect for most 12" fashion dolls like Barbie. They are from all your favorites like Skippy, Q-tip, Suave, Axe, Lipton, and more! See photos for scale with 12" dolls.

The Pie Baking Set was a Truly Me accessory released in 2017 and retired in 2018. Retail cost was $24.

I've been in the mood for making food recently, and after posting photos of these on Instagram and Facebook, got lots of requests for a tutorial, so here it is! You Will Need: Labels from packaging or printables, Vinyl gloves Plastic bags from packaging Green/red/brown markers Clear tape Glue stick (like PrittStick) Hot glue stick Acrylic paint Red beads (nail polish optional) Plastic covered paperclips Scissors Step 1. Find yourself some labels. I used whatever I could find from…

Prepare to be amazed by the miniature world of Tomo Tanaka, a Japanese artist who has been making 1/12 or even 1/24 scale models for over a decade. Using materials like clay and epoxy, Tanaka meticulously crafts highly detailed miniature versions of common household items, including delicious-looking meals that are small enough to fit on fingertips.