I think this is pretty small and pretty cute, myself :) I am not sure if I will be selling it, or adding it to one of the beds in my Fairy Dollhouse......
Monday, January 31, 2011
TINY Needle Felted Penguin
Another craft that seems to be taking off lately is Needle Felting. Even the miniature world is doing it. So of course, I wanted to try it. I finally found a small beginner kit that did not break the bank, so made my first penguin the size suggested in the kit. There was enough to make a few penguins, so I decided to see how small I could make one.
I think this is pretty small and pretty cute, myself :) I am not sure if I will be selling it, or adding it to one of the beds in my Fairy Dollhouse......
I think this is pretty small and pretty cute, myself :) I am not sure if I will be selling it, or adding it to one of the beds in my Fairy Dollhouse......
Valentine's Earrings
I have been wanting to turn some of my 1:12 scale miniature cookies into earring studs for quite some time. I finally found a place to get surgical steel earring posts and rubber earring buds. My first cookie earrings will be posted in my Zibbet store as soon as possible.
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Valentine's Themed Cake Pops
I taught a card class for several children and the hostess also asked for a dozen cake pops. This is the second time I have been paid to make cake pops! It would be great to be able to do more orders for the various special events in a year.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Valentines Miniatures
Between making cake pops and creating card kits for the class I taught yesterday, I managed to do a little bit of miniature work for Valentine's Day. I hope to post these in my Zibbet store a.s.a.p.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Miniature leather look books
I have met some wonderful miniaturists through various blogs, and this lady is no exception. She emailed me a tutorial on how to get this look in a miniature book without having to resort to figuring out how to get pieces of leather thin enough to be closer to scale. The brown ones are 1:12 scale and open with blank pages (I bound these pages myself using the longstitch binding method). I aged the pages using coffee/water and my embossing heater (when drying the pages, if you hold the paper in one spot for a few seconds the pages start to burn a little bit).
The blue one is 1:24 scale, but is not bound the same way. This ones looks like it could open, but it doesn't.
If you get a chance visit Nikki over at Witch and Wizard Miniatures - she is the one who showed me how to do the covers of these books.

The blue one is 1:24 scale, but is not bound the same way. This ones looks like it could open, but it doesn't.
If you get a chance visit Nikki over at Witch and Wizard Miniatures - she is the one who showed me how to do the covers of these books.
1:144 Dollhouse - All DONE!
I bought this dollhouse with some Birthday money from mom. I have had the dollhouse done for a little while, but I wanted to landscape it as well. I picked up the greenhouse at a train model shop - it is HO scale. The little people are N scale. Train stuff isn't the same as dollhouse scale, but sometimes they can fit in ok. The colourful bushes around the house and the greenery is Flowersoft - a scrapbooking product.
The trees are from a Train model shop as well. I have this all mounted in a clear box I got from Michaels that is used to hold collectibles (this is my lazy way of ensuring I don't have to dust all these little bits!)
Enjoy the photos!

The trees are from a Train model shop as well. I have this all mounted in a clear box I got from Michaels that is used to hold collectibles (this is my lazy way of ensuring I don't have to dust all these little bits!)
Enjoy the photos!
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