My grandson helped, they are his hands in the photos. The pics are fairly much self explanatory, simple tools and aluminium tops from drink bottles are all you need.
Cut along the dotted line!
Pull out the insert. Fold the edge down a little with smooth nosed pliers.
File the edge down to a 'pie dish' depth.
Smooth the top and Voila!
Cook a yummy pie in your new pie dish. Don't look too closely, I'm not a poly clay artist!
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Is great! congrats, is a good idea! ;)
ReplyDeleteO... what a great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great- what fun you and your grandchildren must be having!
ReplyDeleteThanks friends. I'm glad it's an idea you can use, I thought it up myself.
ReplyDeleteYes Kim, it's fun with the grandies, the chatter, joking and laugter is precious. I'd rather feed them a week than a month though, crikey kids can eat! They're bottomless pits!! Good to see healthy appetites and happy faces.
Your blog is very, very intresting! I love everything mini.
ReplyDeletekoronka from Poland :-)
Oh How clever is that!
ReplyDeleteSo much better than a beer bottle top!
They are just too big but Ok for the tudor scenes
Thank you
I will get onto that now! I need to make apple pies for Cora's room!
Oops I forgot to say your pie looks yummy
ReplyDeleteIs that a custard Tart?
OOO Like to make one of those
Hi Koronka! A big wave to you from Downunder in Australia. Glad you enjoyed looking at my miniatures.
ReplyDeleteYes Deni, I didn't like bottle cap pies either, it got me thinking what else to use. Heheh, yep, it's a custard tart :) Love them in RL! If I can make a miniature one I know you can too, I'm the biggest dunce with poly clay.
You're selling yourself short on your polymer clay skills, your custard tart looks great!
ReplyDeleteI truly appreciate your comment Vicki, thankyou! but I have to explain that I sweated blood over this tart and haven't got any better!
ReplyDeleteI will defo try that using the smaller lids from my food colour bottles when finished to make them smaller.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this. So much imagination. I love it
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