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Little American Girl (or 18 inch girl dolls) Food

This is what I've dreamed up so far.

A picnic kit includes a sandwich, baby carrots, a piece of fruit and a cookie. But also comes with a working leather hinge basket, a cloth to spread the goodies on and a matching napkin for 'crumbs'.

This one is a complete kit with a bolonga, tomatoe and lettuce sandwich, a red apple, a bunch of 3 baby carrots and a chocolate chip cookie.

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Some other views of the sandwich.

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These are the sandwich choices I'm currently making. I'm having a hard time accurately making other colors of lunch meat and making it LOOK like meat in the sandwich so there isn't a chicken, ham, ect

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Fruit choices I'm currently making. Not sure I'm crazy about the banana, wishing I could bake in a few strips or spots, but I'm not willing to paint them in because I don't want the paint to come off in child's play.

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The blush on my peach is applied before baking

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Two cookie choices, frosted sugar cookies with sprinkles and the ever loved classic chocolate chip. The chocolate chip cookie has chips applied to the bottom too!

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I'm not sure, I blushed the peach by working some red clay (it leaves dye all over your hands!) and then smearing my fingers in the areas I wanted to blush. I think it's possible I could do that with brown, but I've worked with brown a bit for the chocolate in the cookies and it doesn't transfer dye to the same degree. It's an excellent thought though, perhaps I little black may have the same impact with the help of the yellow. I'm not sure I can put it on in precise spots like a banana has, but I could definately add a few streaks up from the stems and tip if that method works!

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Kristi, you might want to invest in one of Angie Scarr's books to get your colors, her food is incredibly real looking, as is Kiva Anderson''s. A trick I learned is to grate miniscule amounts of chalk pastels and use a wee soft brush to add colors, either before or after baking.

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Thanks for the tip! I actually just picked up some chalk/non-oil pastels for coloring purposes. I have been experimenting with liquid polyclay. Make some nachos with melted cheese and waffles with syrup. Will post pics as soon as I get them up on etsy and ebay. :)

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