This is a new inclusion to our food designs list, salt dough art. I saw a craft book about this and from there my interest grew. I never thought you can do something like this with salt dough and preserve it for a very long time. This inspired me to research further for artworks and creations featuring this. This is just one of the very basic design, plain baked and unpainted.
Looks really intricate for dough!
ReplyDeleteTanya,
ReplyDeletecertainly! Thanks for the visit!
what are salt dough used for? can they be eaten? or was it solely for designs only?
ReplyDeletei imagine it to be quite hard in material, able to be made into something such as this? :)
Levian,
ReplyDeleteI bet it can be eaten too if mixed right for a bread mixture but salt dough alone is a mixture of salt, water and flour. This way it can be baked and preserved for a long time so it's very ideal for designs.
Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteWho is brave enough to eat this piece of art?
Sabah,
ReplyDeleteThis one is most likely for display and not for eating. Most salt dough arts are preserved and used for decorating =)
It's a bundle indeed! :) Are these edible?
ReplyDeleteMei,
ReplyDeletei don't think it's edible, most salt dough baked arts are for display or decor purpose =)
wow...looks interesting. it's so beautiful, even it's edible i dun think anyone would want to eat the art right? :)
ReplyDeleteGabriel,
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to either...it's hard to ruin a piece of art! thanks for the visit!
the work is so splendid in every sense of the word.
ReplyDeleteRamblings,
ReplyDeleteYou know what...I was really interested in doing this art (salt dough) but still can't put it in action. sigh!
Ramblings,
ReplyDeleteshould I say still very interested....
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ReplyDeleteTheresa111,
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for dropping by...this isn't my artwork and I only know a little about salt dough art. Here's a link you can refer to for salt dough art recipe http://kids.creativity-portal.com/d/recipes/salt.dough.shtml
Theresa111,
ReplyDeleteI'll head out to your site later on to check it out. thanks!