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Oliver! is the jaunty adaptation of Dicken's dark classic, penniless orphan Oliver who faces his nightmarish life with virtuous innocence. The show opens with the classic song "Food, Glorious Food," which highlights the deprived children of the Victorian-era workhouse dreaming about something to eat - other than gruel. Translation: we needed a lot of food props. Since it’s impractical to have real food props to use (in case the cast mistakes them for a mid-show snack), prop-making artist, Li

Food Props: This past Christmas, I was in charge of creating food props for our production that I did at church. I wanted to share how I created them.

Fake breakfast food for your food display. Breakfast and brunch display foods available.

How to make a fake cake- a DIY prop made from a jewelry box to look like a vintage cake. This artificial or faux dessert can be made of styrofoam or cardboard. A tutorial for how to decorate with piping tips, ideas on cute cakes, and which spackle to use for frosting.

I received the following email this week, and I just had to share it with you, including all the photos of a roast Christmas turkey, made with paper mache

A couple of weeks ago when I shared my baking prop post , I mentioned that I wanted to make a fake measuring glass full of milk too. Then w...

Here’s how to make the giant fake cookies we used in A Year With Frog and Toad! I made about 45 of these in 3 different sizes. They looked pretty great up on stage and should last for years t…

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