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I met with this miniature horse last summer. When I opened the camera the film was rolled quite loose and I opened it outside hence the light leaks and numbers burned into the image.

Art Institute of Chicago. Photo by Ab, copyright hers.

In both fore and aft gratings I carefully cut away plastic openings to receive the wood ladders. This is one of the features that highlight these miniatures -bringing realism to the subject.

How cute is this little flower basket!!

I've noticed there are some other quilters on this site, so here is one of my mini quilts. It is 10.5 inches square and has over 300 pieces of fabric in it.

I don't know when the miniature railway will be able to run again.

One of my first attempts at tilt shifting

A 1/6th Scale Regent Miniatures Diorama and furnishings.

 

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Photos by Steve McKinnis of stevemckinnis.com

This is handmade of me.Miniature Usaron is smaller than one inch. About 24mm size:-D

 

The arm, the foot, and the neck can be moved.

Chicago Art Institute Miniature rooms

Run Tonto Run.

Tonto is normally tethered on a long rope, being our no. 1 lawnmower, and loves to pick all the different areas to eat out, he leads me to the spot he wants for the day.

Yesterday I decided to let him loose in a small paddock. Oh boy, I thought he was never going to stop. Well he ran and bucked and reared and jumped and skipped, rolled in puddles, hence the filthy coat, he had a ball. A slight doubt as to whether I would be able to catch him with no temptations. A check to see how our relationship was progressing. I need not have worried. Always the curious one, he come running straight up to me, nearly bowled me over actually.

Then thought maybe being so tiny and mischievous, he may go under the fences and wandering overnight, visiting our other horses safely tucked away in their paddocks. Whether he did or not the secret is theirs, he was safe and sound in his paddock this morning when I looked out.

the one with lots of fruits is store bought mini. I made the orange cake and the chocolate one

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Miniature Wonderland

Miniature landscape for the train display at Longwood Gardens

Miniature musical instruments made by my husband

  

Miniature book 1:6, 1:8

Made by me

I designed this bargello piece about 1999, but since I haven't decided what to do with it, I still haven't bound it or otherwise finished it. It is about 15 inches high. Almost half of the vertical strips are only one-fourth inch wide. I originally thought I'd use it on the front of a tote bag, but since it took quite a long time to do, I'm not sure that that is a good choice. The colors aren't right to use it as a wall hanging in my home as currently decorated. Hmmmmmm.

 

very small handmade cups on a tiny kleeware vintage table

souvenir products of Tokyo Disney resort

re-ment size mobile phone charms (I removed straps)

tiny faux popcorns inside! :D

ODC- Miniature

Miniature City - Sao Paulo seen from a plane.

I've started playing around with making miniature cookies. I'm still experimenting...

Miniature rooms from the Chicago Institute of Art

raindrops on miniature fungi in the Daintree rainforest

Hand knitted carol singer characters

this wonderful collection of hand-carved miniatures, all done by one local artisan working in his kitchen, is displayed at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake, New York

 

view LARGE for some interesting detail

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