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We don't have miniature shops in my zone, (there's one in Milan which is not too far away but it's SO expensive, and they have nothing in 1/16 scale which is the scale I use for pukipukis), so I am always happy when Christmas is around because there usuall are good miniatures around and I can buy them live! This stuff is all supposed to be used in nativities, which are very common here in Italy. I usually find a lot of good stuff, like I did this year :D
Petite Blythe companions. ^__^
Pink- Crochet amigurumi style with needle felted arms and legs: 3 cm
Blue- Plush head with needle felted body, arms, and legs: 2.5 cm
Rakel, son diminutos estos ositos. Espero y sean de tu agrado. ^___^
Continuing our miniature Oribana project! :-) Scaled down our Oribana "Awaiting" from "Oribana Delight" collection to 6 inches (15 cm) high, which is about 3 times smaller than the original. The starring model is Tea Rose designed by Katrin along with leaves & stalks. The container design is our Cylindrical Vase. Used hand-made Japanese paper called "Moriki Kozo" for the rose and it worked wonderfully, keeping soft lines of petals. The rose turned 3.5 cm (1.25 inches) in diameter. Happy folding!
The diagrams are published in our ORIBANA DELIGHT
Continue our miniature Oribana project ... This is a mini version of our Oribana composition called AWAITING from our Oribana Delight collection.
We scaled down this oribana composition before, but never to this size. The whole Oribana is just 4 inches (10 cm) high with the rose being only 1-1/4 inch (3 cm) in diameter.
The featured origami designs are Tea Rose with leaves & stalks and our Cylindrical Vase. Used wonderful washi, hand-made Japanese paper Moriki Kozo for the rose, vase & some.leaves and somegami the greens.
The diagrams are published in our ORIBANA DELIGHT
Public domain picture, feel free to use, modify, etc. If you would like to credit, a mention of www.babiafi.co.uk would be fab. :)
i read Kevin Vo's blog on friday and there was a tutorial on how to make real life object to look like a miniature. next day i tried to do it myself
A miniature traffic scene. This is a fake tilt-shift photo taken in Gothenburg, Sweden, from the Liseberg amusement park tower.
© Mike Rz
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Miniature limestone sarcophagus containing black granite funerary bed, with the mummy of Re and his ba soul.
18th dynasty, from Aswan.
JE 7752, CG 48483
Upper floor, room 22
Cairo Museum
a very young miniature Shetland pony grazing peacefully with its mother. The baby is about 30cm high at its shoulder.
Ces petits appareils fabriqués par les japonais lors de la seconde guerre mondiale, sont très économiques, ils utilisent un film de 17,5 mm, ce qui correspond à du 35 mm coupé en deux dans le sens de la longueur'(les pellicules à cette epoque etaient rares et cheres)
Miniature landscape formed by the moss growing in flower pots. Shot with Nikon 55mm f3.5 on Canon 600D. Natural light
Miniature French Petzval, 2 inch focus, late 1850s, early 1860s. Some refer to these as apprentice pieces or exhibition pieces, the real origin is not recorded. I have handled four of these and know of another three, I doubt if more than 20 were ever made. The lens is a perfect miniature, the glass being just under 1/2 inch diameter giving exceptional results on my Olympus E-P1
Floor made from a miniature pattern available online to print. Wallpaper also printed from online pattern and applied with glue stick! Shade made from scraps of material covering stiff paper.
Com livro miniatura dentro.
Edição limitada desta caixa especial.
Mistura de tecidos estampados com linho, costura copta sobre faixas de tecido, fita de linho para retirar o livro da caixa.
Tamanho do livro: 9 x 6,5
Tamanho da caixa: 11 x 9 cm
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