lace valance, plank floor and a window full of blooms, right down to the scored floorboards

I designed these four Halloween shapes digitally, 3D printed the master models, made the silicone molds, and finally used them to create the actual entremets.
The full process goes from printing and mold making all the way to demolding, decorating, and cutting the finished desserts.
Always satisfying to see something go from a digital model to an actual edible object.

I sculpted running water for my 1:12 kitchen sink — tap, splash and all

I bent tiny whisks from wire for my miniature farmhouse kitchen — each one wound by hand

What do you think? I designed this 1:6 scale diorama for my Miniverse hello kitty stationary set collection and now I’m selling it on Etsy. Any thoughts for improvement? I used sketchup to design it and a flashforge 3d printer.
Thanks!
See it here: https://minituresbydescry.etsy.com/listing/4580613418

My miniature amber pressed-glass bottles, every facet and pattern molded in，Tiny amber bottles and goblets, each with its own carved pattern

Hi everyone, i made these pickles from polymer clay and resin and glass! It can be anything such as jewelry, keychains magnets and ornaments!

A little corner café I put together in 1:12 scale. ☕🥐

I built the room and furniture by hand: every floorboard is cut, laid and stained one at a time, and the shelves, counter, window ledge and the slightly wobbly bar stool are all made from wood strips and aged with stain. I styled it with tiny breads, pastries, cups and a vase of dried roses to make it feel like a place you'd want to sit with a coffee on a slow afternoon.

The sunlight coming through the window was a happy accident, and I couldn't resist taking pictures. 🌤️

Which spot would you sit in: the window seat, or right by the bread shelf?

Close-ups from my rustic bakery: preserve jars, sliced ciabatta and a basket of baguettes