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Robots with human faces and emotions
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A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS:The tiny brushless motor that poweres the AheadForm robot facial expressions
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DUKAS_190017561_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
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16/10/2025
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A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.
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Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
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16/10/2025
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A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.The Lan
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DUKAS_190017559_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots. Artificial skin close-up
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DUKAS_190017558_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.The Lan
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DUKAS_190017557_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
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16/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots. Artifcial skin detail.
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DUKAS_190017556_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots. Artifcial skin detail.
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DUKAS_190017555_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots. Artifcial skin detail.
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DUKAS_190017554_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.
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DUKAS_190017553_FER
Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.The Elf showing an eye camera
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Robots with human faces and emotions
Ferrari Press Agency
Robots 1
Ref 17215
16/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: AheadForm
A robotics company has unveiled incredibly life-like machines set to put a human face on the industry.China-based AheadForm AheadForm says the realistic humanoids mimic living people with lifelike skin, expressive faces and delicate word forming mouths. Powered by AI and mechanics, the company is said to be developing the machines to replicate our emotions and behaviour.They are also being equipped with the ability to learn from what they see and where they’re at using algorithms and degrees of freedom in their movement. The robots come with custom-designed brushless micro motors inside their heads enabling them to move eyebrows, lips, and eyes to match their speech and emotions. AheadForm says the current female Elf model, V1 , which has elven-like ears, can perceive the world, communicate, learn, and interact intelligently with its surroundings.The Lan Series also has realistic features but only 10 degrees of freedom, offering lifelike appearance and intuitive movements. It is aimed at cost-efficiency for use in roles that need more mobility and handling ability, such as guiding people, performing simple manual tasks, or demonstrating products.
OPS: One of the AheadForm robots.The Elf
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
The patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Seeded loaves from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Mad about Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Bakewell tarts from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Raspberry tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A Raspberry chocolate tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A Chocolate doughnut from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mini Bakewell tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A seeded bagel from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Pain Au Raisin from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A pretzel from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Pain Au Raisin from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A chocolate Roulade from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Raspberry tart from patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A mixed berry fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Victoria sponge from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Lemon Meringue tarts from the ‘Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Mixed fruit tarts from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Macaroons from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
A fruit tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Chocolate Strawberry tart from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Assorted seeded loves from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Pumpkin seed bread from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Challah bread from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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Patisserie Bakery made entirely from Knitted food
Mixed seeded loaves from the patisserie bakery entitled ‘The Art of Love Bakery’ by artist Kate Jenkins of Brighton which consists of more than 500 knitted and crochet baked items.
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