Hello again Littlest Sweet Shoppers!
July has been a crazy month since I was updating the YouTube channel each weekend plus I was also Sculpey's Blogger of the Month so I was also blogging there every week. I was also creating a new project for them, doing a commission AND creating more new items for Littlest Sweet Shop. I also had to go to London in the middle of the month for a few days so there was definitely some unproductive days. I do frequent updates on social media so please follow us there if you are keen on seeing all of the new items that are being made (while it is being made) before it is even listed here on the website.
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August new arrivals! Been so busy making so many new items! |
Righto, let's go straight to the new items. We now have Chinese food and take-out! I know I promised to make 12 different types of dishes but my hands really got itchy to make cakes after the fifth Chinese dish I created from polymer clay. Chinese food is my favourite food and I cook it all the time for lunch since we don't have take-out here in the English countryside. I created my favourite ones in miniature and you can order it based on any number of serving and even request it in our own hand-made take-out boxes. Don't forget to order tapioca chips and fortune cookies to re-create a take-out dinner scene for your dolls.
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Littlest Sweet Shop Chinese Food |
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Mix match different items with take-out boxes for dinner at the dolls house |
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General Tso's chicken. Crispy chicken in special sauce with dried chillies and spring onions. Garnished with broccoli |
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Sesame chicken. Deep fried pieces in sweet tangy sauce with sesame seeds. The sesame is super tiny but it's there! |
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Chilli prawns served in a bed of lettuce. Garlic and black pepper in the sauce |
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White rice to eat with all the delicious new Chinese dishes |
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Fried rice is also available. Comes with peas, carrots and ham pieces |
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Sweet and sour pork. Crispy battered pork with pineapple, green peppers, and red onion chunks |
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Tapioca chips in rainbow colours. Perfect snack to have with Chinese food |
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We can also pack away your Chinese food in our own take-out boxes |
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Chinese take-out boxes designed by Littlest Sweet Shop |
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I had always wanted to make these Choux pastry swans since they are such elegant and beautifully hand-crafted pastry. We make ours coated in powdered sugar and filled with delicious looking cream. Perfect dessert to serve with your fancy tea.
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Choux pastry swans |
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Swan body is coated in powdered sugar |
So I think I have finally created all of the contents for Littlest Sweet Shop groceries! The last one I had to make was for the snacks packaging and you can order your snack packaging half filled with loose pieces. They are all made to look light and crispy so you won't be disappointed. Each piece is hand-made so they each look individually unique just like the real thing.
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Super Ring, Hot'n Spicy Potato Chips and Prawn Crackers |
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Ready to eat! |
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Perfect fit for your doll's size |
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Potato chips with realistic skin edges |
Our next batch of new arrivals are actually German baked goods. The Gingerbread house is new for the Christmas menu and featured in my project for Sculpey.
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Littlest Sweet Shop Germanic items |
Lebkuchen is a popular German biscuit that we can even get in our supermarkets here. Our design is loosely based on a popular German brand which features 4 different shapes and comes in 3 different styles - chocolate coated, sugar iced coated and white icing coated.
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Mini Gingerbread biscuits with 3 different icing and 4 different shapes |
Lebkuchenherzen is a large heart shaped German gingerbread that can be hung up as decoration. It is often sold during Oktoberfest and other markets in Germany. It comes with written messages in icing but we can only write a single German word for now!
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Lebkuchenherzen 'Love' message |
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Lebkuchenherzen 'Thank you' message. Perfect as souvenirs or as a gift |
Our new Gingerbread House is decorated with stained-glass candy windows all over. The candy is translucent so you can light the house up through the windows if you put a light source inside. If you want to try to make one yourself, please visit our
YouTube channel for the tutorial.
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Whole house is decorated with white icing and stained-glass candy windows |
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Side and roof view |
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Back view |
I've known about this cake for a while now but I was only inspired to make it when I was in Japan! This cake is so popular in Japan that they sell slices of it in convenience stores. It is many layers of thin cake that is made on a pole. They keep adding layers until you get this 'bark' of a cake. At Littlest Sweet Shop we offer whole Baumkuchen or just individual slices that is yummy for tea time.
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Baumkuchen. You can see all of the fine layers of cake |
Lamingtons are a popular cake in Australia. It is basically sponge cake with jam, coated in chocolate or red icing. It is then rolled into dessicated coconut.
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Littlest Sweet Shop Lamingtons |
Strudels are a delicious pastry from Austria filled with fruit compote. We made ours in Forest berries, cherry and apple flavour.
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Forest berries, cherry and apple strudels |
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Light pastry with a delicious fruit filling |
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Littlest Sweet Shop version in a tight lattice design |
I made these prototype at first for a client and now they are also available to you in our Breads menu! They are actually designed based on a Japanese bread called Melon Pan and fashioned into cats. We can even paint on any cute expressions on them using 'chocolate'. Each cat comes with bready ears and a tail.
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Cat Bread. Happy and 'Nyan' cats |
Since it's summer (even though it's raining and cold half the time here in England), I love making cold desserts. Baked Alaska was always something I wanted to make in miniature since it is also a challenge to make in real life. My plan and idea on how to make it actually worked and I even documented the process on our
YouTube channel. The outside crust is a thick meringue shell that is toasted. Inside are layers of ice cream and brownie cake. I made this with strawberry and mint choc-chip ice cream since I love how the colours look so nice together.
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Baked Alaska dessert miniature by Littlest Sweet Shop |
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Pretty toasted meringue design on the outside |
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Inside are layers of ice cream and brownie |
This is our 2017 popsicle update. Now even with more varieties and extra cuteness!
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Our popsicles come in every flavour, striped, and dipped in miniature toppings for extra realism |
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Littlest Sweet Shop 2017 popsicle line-up |
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As always, made perfect to scale |
Last but not least, we added chocolate Liège waffles to the breakfast menu just because they were popular in Japan and I saw so many new flavours there. These small and crunchy snacks are great for any occasion.
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Chocolate Liège Waffles |
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That's all of our new arrivals and available to order at any time. This week I am working on a new wedding cake for a video tutorial and more new Grocery items since I love making that type of miniature. Please do follow us on our social media channels to get more frequent updates and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Bye!