Heaven of Cinnamon rolls.

Hi everyone. How are you?

It's been terribly hot here in Japan and I can easily get sick cause of this heat. 

You know what, we have 35-40 degrees almost everyday and it's really really tough. I'm even scared of going outside:/

I remember the summer in the UK was so comfortable. I miss it so much(Their summer ended so quick though...)

 Anyway the last post I said I was going to show you the completed Lemon-themed working table, but I changed my mind.^^;

I've made a lot of miniature pieces for the past few years so 

I'm going to introduce my past works randomly :)

So today I am showing you tons of cinnamon rolls (haha jk) lol

But yeah I made a lot.

My first miniature cinnamon roll.

Well, this is not actually the "first" cinnamon roll. because about 4 years ago I used to make food jewelries and I made some cinnamon roll earrings, I remember.

But the scale were much bigger and it was different.

So this is kind of my first "miniature" cinnamon roll.

Half-eaten

I love cinnamon rolls. Particularly the one from Starbucks is my fabourite.

This half-eaten one was acutally inspired from my cinnamon roll that I was eating at Starbucks.

I took the picture of my half-eaten then after I got back home, I made it as miniature.

It was fun:)

Cinnamon roll and coffee set.

After I finished some prototypes, I made 2 sets for my online store.

I prefer pull-apart cinnamon rolls because I like the process of texturing the cut surface.  

Cinnamon roll tray.

Adding crumbles is the most important thing for my works!

a small addition makes things more realistic.

Coffee with cinnamon sticks.

Coffee cup was made out of PVC sheet but recently I prefer to use PET sheet.

I don't like coffee and even cafe latte too(I drink tea instead) but I thought coffee matches this scene.

Ready to eat!

The plate was also handmade. "HeavenlyCake miniatres" is printed on edge of the plate.

Cinnamon roll tray for bakery project.

This one I made just for another bakery project 2 months ago. It was still fun to make ;)
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Okay that's all!
Hope you enjoyed my cinnamon roll stories!

Thank you for reading and see you next post.