Miniature Strawberry Plant with Angie Scarr

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• Silicone two-part mold-making paste
• Talcum powder
• Cocktail stick
• Single-sided blade
• Very fine light green flower wire
• Fine light leaf green sewing thread
• Very small circle cutter or Kemper tiny push cutter
• Very tiny flower cutter with 4, 5 or 6 petals or Kemper tiny blossom push cutter
• Polymer clay: white, translucent, yellow, leaf green, brown or leftovers.
• Green "goo" (polymer clay mixed with liquid polymer)
• Tub or planter or space in a miniature garden.
• Soil substitute, tea bag contents or milled brown baked clay
• Craft drill (Dremmel) and very fine drill bit
• Tweezers and scissors
• Dusting chalks in scarlet and red. Optional autumnal colors: ochre, orange, brown.
• Light green acrylic miniatures paint
• Clay roller or pasta machine

Optional Tools:
• Ball tools, dental tools
• Small petal cutter with 3 round petals
• Flower calyx stem mold
• Wire mesh

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Angie Scarr

Angie started exploring nature in miniature as a child using paper and paint crayons and scissors. Always a little obsessed with colour in nature, she was instantly hooked when polymer clay first appeared on the market. But it took her another few years to make her hobby into her living. Around 25 years ago, at a time when most miniatures were simply sculpted and painted, Angie took the world of millefiori and jewellery making techniques into the miniatures world, always happiest concentrating on ingredients rather than miniature meals. 

Angie is known for her realistic mixing of nature's...
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