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Seen at the annual Tamborine Mountain Scarecrow Festival on this year from 14-16th October 2011. Tamborine mountain locals and business-operators create their own scarecrows and these are scattered throughout the area waiting to be discovered by visitors during the festival.
There were about two dozen of these tiny scarecrows spiked into the grass beneath a large tree. Clever idea and looked really cute.
Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast hinterland, Queensland, Australia.
Ordered this fancy edged display plaque from www.just-bases.co.uk. It's for my squad entry into the Salute painting competition and will be sprayed black I think.
In the process of converting these scavvies back in 2006 I tought myself how to sculpt in miniature. These were done with a dremel, greenstuff, spit and a toothpick.
Free sculpted stoneware clay. Painted with oxides, underglazes and glazes. Fired in a kiln.
By Marina Lenzino ©Cherry Heart 2013
*sold* on etsy
ODC: Miniature World
Among the foliage I found this new leaf. It would have to work for the challenge today as unfortunately I missed a chance for a photo of a hen turkey and her brood of babies. They crossed right in front of me near Bader Park but were in the tall grass of the ditch before I could get my camera set. Dang it! They were so cute too!
This miniature horse lives on a small farm across a country road from one of the high schools in the rural county where I work. He was very curious and moved from his water bowl quickly across his small pasture to check me out. It was obvious he was hitting me up food, but my lack of treats didn't make him leave.
pic #: 20031228_0214_Elmarit-R28_R8_Yokohama
miniature effect by "TiltShiftMaker",
fantastic web-software:- tiltshiftmaker.com/ , thanks !
Progression of my attempt at recreating the Iris Cottage from the movie "The Holiday", in miniature form.
This is all one rose. Jeanne La Joie is a miniature climber that is supposed to be about 6-7 feet tall. This one loves my clay soil and has some canes 15 feet long! I can't bring myself to prune the canes wandering off into the hydrangeas!
Tutorial links:
Art deco dollhouse lamp - mrsgreene.info/2011/01/tutorial-art-deco-dollhouse-lamp/
Miniature dollhouse books - dollarstorecrafts.com/2011/01/make-realistic-dollhouse-bo...
Miniature horse head bookends - mrsgreene.info/2011/01/craft-tutorial-dollhouse-horse-hea...