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As we move from summer into fall here in Alaska the mushroom become plentiful. A great time to wander around in the forests with a macro lens. I like to try and create mini landscapes out of this tiny world. These mushroom caps are between 5mm to 10mm.
LOL, a charming small variety of Chrysanthemum, in a lovely pink, selected from a mixed bouquet, so yep, more to come!
I wish you all a lovely day and thank you for your visit, M, (*_*)
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Whoever owns this house likes their Mini cars. A Cabriolet and a sport rally.
1/64 diecast models
Open Top by Matchbox - Rally by Hot Wheels
Mini meeting with my friends on 15/01/10
@ Sometime
This's Tiramisù.
She's wearing Cocotte's stock outfit.
[But Maretti's shoes]
Get your print at Pictorem (US/CA)
My urbex book and calendar on Amazon: amzn.to/3GbKWJX
EU Shop: shop.carismarkus.de
Mini Moo is doing well. He visited the vet yesterday, and then returned to my friends' farm to stay in their upstairs bathroom. I know that he will get more of the interaction that he craves staying in a house that homeschools three young kids rather than in the home of someone who is more often than not gone twelve hours a day for work. I have visiting privileges, of course! At the vet, Mini Moo received an antibiotic injection. He also will have ear drops, eye drops, a med to treat parasites, and lysine. This little trooper continues to be able to eat on his own and his drive to live is back in full gear. I truly hope and pray that his eyes respond to the treatment. . . I don't wish for Mini Moo to live with chronic eye issues (although I know the quality of life can be easily great. . . just look at Gumbo!). We are also praying for the right home for this little love bug!
Car: Austin Mini.
Date of first registration: 18th August 1965.
Region of registration: London.
Latest recorded mileage: 58,400 (MOT 13th October 2017).
Date taken: 20th July 2019.
Location: Middle Claydon, Buckinghamshire, UK.
Parisian, built to the same scale as set 10230: Mini Modulars. I took a lot of influence from other builders on this one, so credit where it's due: the front roof design is a very gently modified version of Chricki's brilliant design on Rebrickable, and the general window spacing/proportions are based on fgee's model.
I realized only as I was editing the photos that I made the dumpster's lid light gray instead of the dark gray that it should be. Oh well!
This has actually been built for a while; I just never photographed and posted it. Nothing like a little social distancing to help find things to do.
The concept is simple: I wanted to contextualize the mini modular buildings that my partner and I have been designing and building, and I wanted it to be an equally modular and expansive system to keep up with out growing mini city, as well as simple and inexpensive to build large amounts of. Here's what I came up with! They connect with a pair of Technic pins on each side, just like the modulars.
Closeup of mini starfish flower.. Stapelia Scitula aka starfish flower, small starfish flower, mini starfish flower.
Nine patch sampler....went the easypeasy way with 4 patch blocks!
Blogged here: deeroodesigns.blogspot.com/2016/01/new-year-new-mini-mani...
I felt the urge to work on something quick and fun last night, so I started this little mini quilt. Jessica was working with these gorgeous Pat Bravo Pure Elements solids this past weekend. She happened to throw out quite a few scraps (you know, those ones that most normal people throw out, but I save!). I dug through them and found 5 small rectangles of each of the colors she used. In her defense I think the biggest scrap was 1.25" by 3.5"? Some were as small as .75"x3.25". I have a problem with scraps!
Hopefully this isn't totally weird, haha! I simply love these fabrics, but shouldn't really be buying them right now. This was a way for me to satisfy my hunger!
I finished it off with Heath by Alexander Henry, a new favorite, and this dark gray JoAnns print, an old favorite. I was finally able to play around with fun organic quilting lines and I have to say, despite how time consuming it is, I love the result!
This little mini quilt is destined for my side table!
52 piece AT-AT
Designed by Miro
Instagram: www.instagram.com/humblebricks/
Instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-93019/Miro/mini-at-at/#parts
The Mini Trajectory Pillow.
Blogged. . . simplycottonacc.blogspot.com/
I created a PDF Paper Pieced Template for this block; it's available here. . . www.craftsy.com/user/868519/pattern-store