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Bread Dough as Art

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Example (to make marguerites):
  • Make a large cone with natural coloured dough. Using scissors, make a longitudinal cut to the centre, making sub-divisions of petals, about 16 of them. Flatten them out, and in the centre of each petal make a slit with a needle. Stick a small ball of the paste coloured yellow, raising small peaks with the point of a needle.
  • Make the dough using white shoe cleaner. Flatten a small ball, and introduce the wire. Dip the top part of the ball in size, and stick a small seed of dwarf clover, leaving it to dry until the following day. Divide the cone as previously, introducing the open, flattened petals sideways to the wire, sticking them below the ball with the seed.
  • There are hardly any differences in the leaves of the marguerite, so they can be made directly from green-coloured dough, marking the veins with a wire or a needle . Stick the bound wire to the little tail of the leaf, shape it and leave it to dry.