It goes without saying that most of Internet statements and “news” unless they come from really authoritative and reliable sources can be just myths/provocations/jokes and etc. Nobody knows where it comes from and what to do with that, but it is the nature of web. Anyway, we can be very careful and check the information thrice before sharing it with people.
For example, today I’ve came across an article about cute Marzipan Babies! After the first look at these babies I’ve thought – how could it be? They are SO nice and touching. No, I can’t eat such cute babies.
After a couple of hours I found out that they have no to connection to marzipan … They are made by Camille Allen and from clay solely. Frankly speaking, the babies were never made of marzipan or sugar or almond paste.
That is … no almond paste. In order to make hair Camille uses soft English mohair. Before this she has been doing big dolls from polymer clay but they never gave her the feeling of protectiveness.
I love the line called “Egg Babies”. These cute dolls sit in the egg shell in order most of us to understand how fragile new life is.
The initial price – $99.00
i need the baby pictures, i’m enjoying seeing this kids pictures, very nice.
Marzipan Almond paste babies are beautiful. does this paste spoil and is it safe to eat if one wanted to eat them, I do not!! what othet sculptures have been made with Marzipan Almond paste???
can we buy these babies or do we eat them? we really want these but we are not sure how much they are?
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how can i also purchase edible marzipan babies and the price.
Doesn’t anyone actually read anymore?? She’s telling you that they are NOT marzipan or almond paste, than they are made from CLAY. To me it looks like polymer. They are NOT edible. Also in referrence to the question on price: “The initial price – $99.00″
It’s amazing what actually reading an article will tell you, isn’t it?! -_- Jeez.
can we buy these baby candies?
really amazing…………