Third Year Project Work

Pasty Child Production 

(Baked Goods)

After the production meeting I got straight into making all of the baked 

goods that for the shop. Before I left the meeting they drew up 

a small size chart for the products they wanted and showed 

me a powder chalk method, to make the goods look baked. 

Sausage Rolls 

Pasties

Uncooked Pasties 

Bread 

heres how it went 

(Above for the sausage roll I used the actual method used to make 

real sausage rolls, so you could make a long line of the same size.) 

(Above once I had rolled them all out and cut them up I simply crimped 

the edge with a knife a slit the top.)

(Above this one of the more interesting parts of the construction, as

I had never really tried this before. In the production meeting they showed 

me how to dust the wet Fimo with ground chalk, which gives 

a strangely authentic baked look. Then once the models have 

been baked in the oven the colour sticks and means you don't have to 

fill or paint over them.)

(Above with the bread I wanted to give it a slightly more golden brown look, 

so I used a slightly different more orange colour pallet. The size of 

the bread compared to the pasties looks a little off some may say, but they use 

a short where the child's head blends in with the pasties, so the bread

looks slightly small when compared.) 

(Above the Fimo I was using was a very light brown dough colour, 

which was brilliant for uncooked pastry. So I made a large batch 

of the pasties, browned one half and left the other blank. The crimp 

was a little difficult on such a small scale, but I cheated a little 

and folded back over once they were made. 

(Above all the finished products together.)

(Above Finished Bread, to which I added a little white chalk for the flour dusting.)

(Above Finished sausage rolls.)

(Above and Below Pasties, Pasties, Pasties.)

Over all I think all of the baked goods have turned out pretty well, it was really 

interesting using that chalk method. Sometimes I got a little heavy handed with the 

colour and made the products a little dark, but this is something I am sure to learn from.   

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