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Kim Burke‘s favorite past time is scouring for miniature food inspiration. She’s completely addicted to clay polymers, her medium for her delectable creations ~~ amazing miniature food sculptures that’ll make you hungry! It’s visually enticing and incredibly detailed despite its tiny size.. Simply scrumptious!

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