Sunday, November 15, 2009

Show and Tell Monday ~ 1:12 Scale Dessert Mousse Cups

I had a productive weekend. I skipped a week's class and stayed home to complete some outstanding tasks, as well as run some errands nearby. I also had the chance to experiment on dollhouse miniature scale dessert mousse cups. I have been obssessed about them again lately, and started making them in different flavours. One of the challenges I face was, how do I do multiple layers within 1.2cm? How do you decorate the top when the width of the top of the cup is only about 0.6cm? I start from the bottom layer, let it dry, before I attempt the 2nd layer. It's time consuming, and you have to be patient. There were several occasions where I didn't like the first layer, and I remove it before I restart all over again.

These are the latest mousse cup desserts I've made. I'm currently making blueberry ones (another experimental breakthrough). More pictures, hopefully next week when I complete them!


It's hard to tell from the photos, but these cups are really only 1.4cm tall.



Chocolate Trio Mousse Cup Desserts ~ SOLD




Strawberry Mousse Cup Desserts

Strawberry Mousse Cup Desserts can be purchased at my etsy shop : http://www.miniaturepatisserie.etsy.com/


12 comments:

  1. Pei Li

    Those are absolutely amazing! They look so realistic. I can hardly wait to see the blueberry ones.

    Lisa
    Pale Pink And Roses

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  2. Hi Pei Li,,,, I just love your new creations. These are so clever. You must have more patience than everyone! Cant wait to see the blueberry ones too.
    Happy creating, gail

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  3. WOW, I want to eat them, they look amazing! Too bad they are not editable - hugs sassy gail

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  4. love them, so real, so so so cute!

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  5. You are amazing!!! Both look good enough to eat! I can't believe what you do in minature.
    Jennifer

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  6. I LOVE you mousse cups - they are so realistic I want to have one! I am amazed at your items. You are REALLY talented.
    Mary Patterson
    www.MarysCottageTreasures.com

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  7. Oh no. Mousse! What will you think of next. Pei Li, they are so perfect and realistic.
    Marie

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  8. Your creations look good enough to eat, beautiful as always.

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  9. We always called these parfaits.

    They look delicious, by the way. :)

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  10. Oh my..... I might just need to buy myself a christmas present. ;) Wonderful work!!

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  11. Pei Li I love them! I think the chocoalte one's are my favorite. I wish I could eat one right now!
    Beautiful as always my friend!
    bunny hugs,
    shell

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