Angie's Miniature Challenges: 2000-2005 In Polymer Clay Part 1 (Volume 1)

Eighteen groundbreaking projects covering the innovation and progression of many of Angie Scarr’s polymer clay techniques, which are now standard in miniature food making today.This part is a look back at the “Challenge Angie” series of articles from 2000-2001 in Dolls House & Miniature Scene magazine. A chance for a newgeneration to see these originals, now long out of print, all written in Angie’s slightly irreverent style.“Angie is a true pioneer and one of the first people to lay the foundations for miniature artists who discovered polymer clay at a later date. Not only is she an expert demonstrator and designer but also a lovely personality who puts at easethose willing to give it a go, even people who have never even heard of polymer clay before.” Birdy Heywood.Also available as an ebook via Amazon, in several languages.

• Angie Scarr Miniature Challenges: 2000-2005 In Polymer Clay Part 2 (Volume 2)
• Making Miniature Food: 12 Small-Scale Projects to Make
• Making Mini Food: 30 Polymer Clay Miniatures
• Making Miniature Food & Market Stalls
• The Miniature Gardens Book
• Angie Scarr's Colour Book: Nature's Colours For Polymer Clay
• Food Displays: Step-By-Step Instructions for over 40 Projects (Dolls House Do-It-Yourself)
• Miniature Food Masterclass: Materials and Techniques for Model-Makers
• Step by Step Dolls' House Furniture Projects in 1/12th Scale
• Making Dolls' House Miniatures in 1/12th Scale