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Made these for my little girl. They're about an inch tall. Blogged: beadlady.info/a-tiny-christmas-village/
Handmade by me out of polymer clay in 1:12 scale
[4,5x3 cm]
Blogged ♥ cookieland-miniatures.blogspot.com/2011/05/romantic-trays...
Yesterday, I visited a really cool hand-made retail shop and art gallery in Anaheim, California, called "A Little Known Shop". I'm uploading lots of photos today of some amazing things I saw for sale! There are three things in the gallery that I'm dying to buy....soooooo tempted!! Check out the shop's Facebook page here - www.facebook.com/ALittleKnownShop
We design and create fairy houses, dollhouses, fairy furniture and dollhouse miniatures for all variety of magical beings :). All products are lovingly crafted in our woodland studio using forest bits and fairy dust (which was acquired some time ago)... All items are 1:12 scale, that is 1" = 1'.
Thanks for looking!
Finished Mortimer the Resurrectionist Gravedigger, for the Malifaux game by Wyrd Miniatures.
I'm really enjoying painting the Malifaux minis. I feel like I am learning loads and am also speeding my painting up considerably - generally getting things right first or second time.
Inukshuks are large rock sculptures in the shape of a man built by the Inuits to serve as landmarks to guide the traveller. They were useful because the Arctic has few natural landmarks.
Now the Ottawa tourist can buy a miniature Inukshuk to prevent getting lost (no garanties).
I can see why an English speaker would be reluctant to use the new official spelling of "inuksuk".