Food props diy

I'm not sure why I have a fascination with fake foods but it must be because they have zero calories and they still look pretty. I'm sure you've seen fake cakes at a wedding and when you make them with lots of detaill, people won't be able to tell that they're not real.

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Diana Jeffra | Culina Creative on Instagram: "How to make fake ice that floats, perfect for food photographers, food stylists, and prop stylists! #foodstyling #foodphotography #foodblogger #foodstylingtools #beveragephotography"

About a year ago John and I spent the better part of a week working on another of my crazy craft ideas... which we never quite got to work. (This happens pretty often, which is why I don't like posting works-in-progress!) I really loved the project, though, so I kept our failed prototypes and vowed to SOMEDAY find a solution. Silly as this may sound, one of our main hangups was finding or making the perfect faux candy sprinkles. The few options I found online were either too labor-intensive…

Oliver! is the jaunty adaptation of Dicken's dark classic, penniless orphan Oliver who faces his nightmarish life with virtuous innocence. The show opens with the classic song "Food, Glorious Food," which highlights the deprived children of the Victorian-era workhouse dreaming about something to eat - other than gruel. Translation: we needed a lot of food props. Since it’s impractical to have real food props to use (in case the cast mistakes them for a mid-show snack), prop-making artist, Li

So, I’ve been working on this basement ice cream shop for a while now. And while I’ve used candy as a decoration in the past, I’d like some sort of baked good under glass for a table center. The trouble is, cupcakes don’t last. Or do they? I’m not entirely sure where I first hearRead more

Use a glass bottle from your favorite coffee drink to make a DIY milk bottle blog prop - no mess, no spills and no condensation!

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Food Props: This past Christmas, I was in charge of creating food props for our production that I did at church. I wanted to share how I created them.