Polymer Clay Hot Dog and Veggies

I spotted the idea for the hot dog also on Theresa's Mixed Nuts.  Then I thought of some veggies like carrots and broccoli which happen to be favorites of Miss V.

 Make sure you bake your items at 225 for 25 minutes so they will harden!

 

Polymer Clay Cookies for your American Girl Doll

I also saw on Theresa's Mixed Nuts, the idea to make peanut butter cookies.  Well I figured I could make those along with Chocolate Chip cookies and cookies with sprinkles.

 While at Hobby Lobby this morning, I was trying to figure out how I could make a little serving tray when I happened to wander down the painting supply aisle.  I spotted this cute palette for $1.99.  It actually looks like a ceramic one that I have.

 So here is Kathleen's serving tray with lots of cookies to share with her friends.

Polymer Clay swirl lollipop for an American Girl Doll

I spotted this cute blog the other day and had to pin this idea.  The original directions can be found at Theresa's Mixed Nuts.


What you need:  A couple different colors of polymer clay and two skewers.

 Pinch off a small piece from each block.

 

Roll them until they are about 8 inches long.  Then pinch the ends on one side and twist the colors together.  Then roll them until smooth.

 

 Start at one end and curl the clay around in a tight circle.

Break a long skewer in half and insert the sharp end into the clay.  Bake them at 225 for 20 minutes.  Allow the clay to cool.

 The orange and white was my first attempt and didn't look so good, but the pink and white came out cute!

Here is Miss Kathleen with her new lollipop

It was super easy and fun to make!