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First of all you have to buy some FIMO modelling clay or something similar.

Then you need a toothpick and a cutterknife ( or something similar ).

CARROT:
You need the following pieces:

Form the Carrot:

Form the greens:

Attach them to the carrot:

Cut little scars into the Carrot:


REED:
You need the following pieces:

Form strings like these:

Put the brown string around the longest green string:

Attach two little green strings left and right:

Attach the other two small strings to the upside and downside:

Bend the tops of the four little strings outward ( Ready ):
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Does this clay naturally dry out and harden? Or do you have to bake it so it keeps its form? If you bake them, do you find it looses its nutritional value as a food product?
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ColtsFan76 wrote:
Does this clay naturally dry out and harden? Or do you have to bake it so it keeps its form? If you bake them, do you find it looses its nutritional value as a food product?


You have to bake it for about 10 minutes at the lowest temperature.
Longer or hotter will cause melting !
I think it makes no difference for the nutritional value if you cook, freeze or bake it....maybe it tastes diffent:

Baked: :yuk:
Cooked: :gulp:
Frozen: zombie
Untreated: :soblue:

At least it´s not toxic :shake: !

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Thanks for posting all this
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Form the leafs (?right word?)


The plural of leaf is leaves. For this, however, we would probably say "greens". As in: "Shredded raw carrots and chopped carrot greens make great additions to salads".

Thanks for posting these too. I am becoming inspired to produce some of my own homemade parts. :)
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Beyak wrote:
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Form the leafs (?right word?)


The plural of leaf is leaves. For this, however, we would probably say "greens". As in: "Shredded raw carrots and chopped carrot greens make great additions to salads".

Thanks for posting these too. I am becoming inspired to produce some of my own homemade parts. :)

Thank you for your correction !
I´ve changed it:)
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