Doll food

This Listing Is For A Baby Doll Accessory Snack Time Set. This Set Is Perfect For Your Little One's To Feed Their Baby Dolls. There Are Six Pieces In The Set. A Food Tray, A Lid, A Peelable Banana, Raspberries And A Spoon. It Is Made By Perfectly Cute. This Snack Set Is New Sealed Int He Original Package. It Comes From A Smoke Free Home. I Will Accept Reasonable Offers On Some Items. I Don’t Discount New Items.. And Will Not Take 50% Off Offers.

Take foodie imaginations for a spin with the Our Generation Spin & Serve play food case! This cute, doll-sized storage container lets young chefs store their favorite ingredients (and keep them fresh!) with a fun twist. Organize the 18 play food items inside the 4 sections. Then spin the top when it's time to cook! This container lid has an opening slot so little hands can easily grab the pretend food items. This play food accessory is a great way to teach kids about the different food…

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Our Generation Tasty Pastry Dessert Play Food Baking Accessory Set For 18'' Dolls : Target

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Care for your Baby Alive doll just like you would a real baby Experience the fun, playful moments of growing up with Baby Alive dolls Give your sweet doll lots of love and care Imagine the fun you'll have playing mommy Many Baby Alive dolls drink and wet

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Send your 18-inch doll student to the cafeteria for delicious fun with the Our Generation Out to Lunch set! An exciting way to prep for school-day lunches, this bento-style lunchbox opens to reveal 4 compartments filled with mini sandwiches, jello, fruit, and rice so your child can play lunchtime with their favorite dolls. And additional accessories like a banana, juice bottle, spork, and muffin add to the storytelling! This school lunch set features realistic details in every play food…

Prepare to be amazed by the miniature world of Tomo Tanaka, a Japanese artist who has been making 1/12 or even 1/24 scale models for over a decade. Using materials like clay and epoxy, Tanaka meticulously crafts highly detailed miniature versions of common household items, including delicious-looking meals that are small enough to fit on fingertips.

I've been in the mood for making food recently, and after posting photos of these on Instagram and Facebook, got lots of requests for a tutorial, so here it is! You Will Need: Labels from packaging or printables, Vinyl gloves Plastic bags from packaging Green/red/brown markers Clear tape Glue stick (like PrittStick) Hot glue stick Acrylic paint Red beads (nail polish optional) Plastic covered paperclips Scissors Step 1. Find yourself some labels. I used whatever I could find from…